Warren Buffett just amassed the largest cash position in Berkshire's history - $340 billion. But here's what everyone's getting wrong about it...

While headlines scream 'market crash incoming', I've analyzed Berkshire's historical patterns and discovered something fascinating. This isn't about fear - it's about one of the biggest market rotations we've seen in decades.

Right now, there's an unprecedented valuation gap. Large-cap tech stocks are trading at dot-com bubble levels, while value stocks are at historical discounts. The last three times we saw this pattern - in 1998, 2001, and 2020 - massive sector rotations followed.

Look at Buffett's moves: He slashed Apple holdings from $175B to $70B and trimmed other major positions. But here's the key - he's not running scared. He's building a war chest to capitalize on what could be the biggest value stock opportunity in recent history.

History shows these transitions create extraordinary opportunities for prepared investors. The last time we saw similar conditions, value stocks outperformed growth by over 40% in the following 18 months.

Click on the link below and check out the full video to understand exactly how this rotation could impact your portfolio.

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