1. Berkshire Hathaway's recent stock purchases reflect confidence in undervalued opportunities amid high market valuations; 2. The conglomerate reduced holdings in Apple and Bank of America but maintains long-term conviction in their strengths, while initiating a position in UnitedHealth; 3. With $344 billion in cash reserves, Berkshire has significant flexibility to pursue strategic investments and stock buybacks, offering investors a chance to accumulate shares while the market overlooks its potential.
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