When the Oracle Goes Quiet, Listen Louder Warren Buffett just unloaded $6.1 billion worth of stock in a single quarter. Not exactly a whisper in the market winds — it’s more like a siren blaring out of the heartland. This marks the 12th consecutive quarter that Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway has been a net seller of equities. Let that sink in. For three full years, one of the most seasoned capital allocators in modern history has been pulling out of the market. Why? Because he’s stacking cash like a Nevada gunslinger stocking bullets before a shootout. $381.6 billion in cash. That’s how much Berkshire is sitting on — the largest war chest in its history. No buybacks. No big splurges. Just…
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