You are in a bubble right now, Drew. The AI bubble is going to burst.

Berkshire Hathaway has the most cash it ever has on hand. Is that like an indicator that,

you know, if the most successful investors like, I'm going to take a step back for a second.

He is sending you a signal that bad things are going to happen to the stock market.

In the short term. So keep in mind, Warren Buffett's job is to yield an

annual return. He's got to think about his shareholders. He is in every minute detail of the stock

market. And so you will see over time he has pulled cash out, put cash back in. The odds that this

is very similar to a 1999.com bubble are extremely high. The catch is

you'd still make an unfathomable amount of money if you just were diversified across all the dot com

stocks in 1999, rode out the bubble bursting, and just let all of it climb back up. And if you're a

dollar cost averager, which I advise you to be, then you would just be doing that. Oh, look,

everything's on discount because over the last 200 years, 6.5% over inflation is what a well

diversified set of stocks has yielded. I am not the person for dayterators to pay attention to.

Go look at all the quants and all those guys. And if you want to take that risk and you think

you're that smart, go for it. Yes, Warren Buffett is telling you that you're in for probably

several years of trauma and turmoil. But if you're invested for 25 years, 50 years, 60 years, what does it matter?

All of these blips are going to come and go. Understand the nature of the thing and you will be

fine. If you steer by emotion, you are going to lose your fucking money.

Warren Buffett is stockpiling cash because he's not able to find good investments or long-term

scale projects anymore. Yep. I think right now that is a very reasonable thing for somebody

that has to yield an annual return for shareholders for sure. Now, just keep in mind, he has done

this before. This might be the time where he's done it. It's 20% bigger than he's ever done it,

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