Abel Keeps Buffett’s Valuation Warning Alive as Berkshire Sells $195B of Stocks
Greg Abel, Buffett's successor at Berkshire Hathaway, extended the Oracle’s warning by continuing a pattern of net stock sales (about $8.1B in the March-quarter, totaling roughly $195B over 14 quarters). The article notes that such persistent selling comes amid historically high valuations, with the Buffett indicator near 227% of GDP and the CAPE ratio above 41, suggesting potential trouble for equities and raising questions about Berkshire’s current status as a long-term buy.






