Warren Buffett: Cash is Like Oxygen You Always Need It But It's Not a Good Asset



The renowned American investor Warren Buffett said he prefers to invest money in strong companies rather than hold it in cash, emphasizing that he would be ready to spend around $100 billion immediately if a suitable opportunity appeared.

Buffett explained in a previous interview with CNBC that cash liquidity is necessary for investors, and he compared holding cash to oxygen, saying "you always need it because you don't know what might happen," but he stressed that "cash is not a good asset."

What Assets Does Warren Buffett Prefer?
Buffett pointed out that he prefers to own productive assets such as companies that generate profits and distribute cash dividends, rather than assets that produce nothing such as gold or Bitcoin or even cash, which loses value as prices rise...

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