Buffett: Stock market valuations are not attractive, still deeply involved in investment decisions

"Stock god" Warren Buffett stated in an interview with CNBC that stock market valuations are still not attractive, and Berkshire Hathaway has not found many investment targets in the market after this year's stock market decline. Buffett downplayed recent market volatility, saying the current environment is far from the periods in the past that created significant buying opportunities: "Since I took over, the market has fallen by more than 50% at least three times. The current situation is not worth getting excited about." Even though he has stepped down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, the 95-year-old Buffett is still deeply involved in investment decisions. He said he still goes to the office every day and continues to pay attention to the market. His routine includes calling Berkshire's head of financial assets, Mark Millard, before the market opens to discuss market dynamics. Millard executes trades based on these discussions, indicating that even though Buffett handed over the CEO position to Abel in early 2026, he still remains personally involved.