Are people still thinking Buffett’s cashing out is a sign of aging? This year, Buffett gave an interview with CNBC, sharing 10 latest key insights on today’s market: 1. U.S. stocks are not cheap right now—they haven’t reached a price worth buying. 2. He won’t enter the market just for a 5–6% rebound. 3. Berkshire holds $350 billion in cash and is patiently waiting for better opportunities. 4. Real opportunities arise only during market declines of 50% or more. 5. Recent volatility doesn’t amount to much. 6. His investment in Apple has generated over $100 billion in profits, but he admits he sold too early. 7. Even after the drop, Apple’s current price still isn’t attractive enough. 8. If prices fall low enough, he would re-enter with significant purchases of Apple. 9. Signs of fragility are emerging in the banking system, and risks are accumulating. 10. Once credit market issues trigger panic, investors will rush to exit en masse. The old man is still the same—always waiting to be greedy when others are fearful. How deep do you think this downturn will go?