Buffett: Stock market valuations are not attractive, but he still actively participates in investment decisions

MeNews · 2026-04-02T21:42:59+00:00

ME News Report, March 31 (UTC+8): Warren Buffett stated in an interview with CNBC that market valuations remain unattractive. After this year's market decline, Berkshire Hathaway has not found many suitable targets to buy. Buffett downplayed recent market volatility, saying that the current environment is far from the periods that created significant buying opportunities in the past: "Since I took over, the market has fallen more than 50% at least three times. The current situation is simply not worth getting excited about." Even though he has stepped down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, 95-year-old Buffett remains deeply involved in investment decisions. He said he still goes to the office every day and keeps a close eye on the markets. His daily routine includes calling Berkshire's financial assets manager, Mark Millard, before the market opens to discuss market dynamics. Millard executes trades based on these discussions, indicating that despite Buffett's retirement from the CEO role, he continues to actively participate in investment decisions.

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2026-04-02 21:42:59

ME News message, March 31 (UTC+8). In a CNBC interview, Warren Buffett said that stock-market valuations still lack appeal, and after this year’s decline in the market, Berkshire Hathaway hasn’t found many things worth buying. Buffett played down recent market volatility, saying the current environment is far from the past periods that created major buying opportunities: “Since I took over, the market has declined more than 50% at least three times. What’s happening now is simply not worth getting excited about.” Even after stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, the 95-year-old Buffett remains deeply involved in investment decisions. He said he still goes to the office every day and keeps a close watch on the market. His daily routine includes calling Mark Millard, Berkshire Hathaway’s head of financial assets, before the market opens to discuss market developments. Millard will execute trades based on these discussions, indicating that although Buffett handed the CEO role to Abel at the beginning of 2026, he still stays personally involved. (Jin10) (Source: ODAILY)

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