What Buffett May Do With Berkshire's $100 Billion in Cash

The transcript discusses Berkshire Hathaway's challenges in finding suitable acquisition targets due to high stock prices and competition. With $100 billion in cash, Berkshire seeks large targets but faces difficulties as most stocks are expensive. The company has been exploring opportunities in Europe and the U.S., focusing on stable, long-term brands. Despite financial constraints, Berkshire's significant cash reserves and potential borrowing capacity open doors for various deals.

What is one of the main challenges Berkshire Hathaway faces in finding investment targets?

• Lack of cash reserves

• High stock prices

• Limited market competition

• Excessive government regulations

Why might Berkshire Hathaway be interested in European markets?

• Weaker euro

• Higher stock prices

• Lower competition

• Stronger euro

What criteria does Berkshire Hathaway use to identify potential takeover targets?

• Short-term growth potential

• Unstable profits

• Good returns on equity

• High debt levels

What financial strategy could Berkshire Hathaway use to acquire expensive companies?

• Reducing cash reserves

• Cutting operational costs

• Borrowing money

• Issuing more stocks

How much cash does Berkshire Hathaway have available for potential deals after keeping a cushion?

• $100 billion

• $40 billion

• $60 billion

• $80 billion