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In the first quarter since Warren Buffett's departure, strange things are happening at Berkshire Hathaway. His successor, Greg Abel, bought back airline stocks that Buffett had sold off entirely during the COVID-19 pandemic, liquidated 16 stocks in a single quarter, and invested $10 billion in Alphabet. Yet, a record-breaking $397 billion in cash remains in the vault. This contradiction of selling while buying, and accumulating while betting. If you follow the flow of money, a picture emerges. And at the end of it lies a number that overturns the true nature of Berkshire, once hailed as the sanctuary of value investing. 📌 Timeline 00:00 Successor Bought Stocks Buffett Cut Losses on 00:45 New CEO’s Suspicious First Quarter — Liquidation of 16 Stocks and Return to Delta Airlines 04:00 $10 Billion to Repay the Mentor’s Regret — Alphabet Private Equity Acquisition 07:45 38.6% — The Hall of Value Investing Was Actually an AI Company 11:30 Record-High $397 Billion in Cash, They Are Waiting for a Crash 14:00 Translation, Not Betrayal — What We Can Learn #WarrenBuffett #BerkshireHathaway #GregAbel #Alphabet #MoneyLearning #FlowOfMoney 🎵Music provided by BGM President 🎵Track : Spy - [BGM President] (Espionage/Tension/Epic) Spy