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Buffett's Cash Hoard Signals Market Caution, Value Plays Emerge
Written by Gabriel Osorio-Mazilli. Published 8/19/2025.
Key Points
- Warren Buffett's cash pile has grown to levels not seen since the last great market selloffs, a sign that he could be expecting lower prices ahead.
- If Buffett is right again, investors may want to have these three companies in their watchlists ready to go.
- Wall Street likes them, and so do institutional investors as inevitable long-term winners.
Warren Buffett, the legendary value investor, always says investors should never attempt to time the market but instead accumulate time in the market to benefit from long-term U.S. economic growth and its impact on business valuations.
Of course, that's his broad recommendation—not necessarily how he always operates himself.
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Although Buffett is a long-only investor (meaning he can't short companies or indexes), you can gauge his level of optimism or caution by tracking the cash (as a percentage of total assets) held in his investment vehicle, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE: BRK.A).
Today's cash level hasn't been this high since the last major economic crisis.
That suggests he's holding out for more attractive entry points (i.e., lower stock prices). Similar spikes in cash occurred in 1999 before the dot-com bubble burst and in 2008 during the financial crisis, when Buffett maintained record cash balances.
For investors today, the key is to focus on high-quality, resilient companies. Names like PepsiCo Inc. (NASDAQ: PEP), Waste Management Inc. (NYSE: WM) and Costco Wholesale Corp. (NASDAQ: COST) deserve a spot on your watchlist in what may be an overvalued market environment.
Pepsi's Discount Is Still Alive
Despite trading near 52-week highs, Pepsi's valuation remains at the lower end of its historical range. Investors often watch the forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio as a key gauge.
At 18.1x forward earnings, Pepsi still trades below its long-term average of about 23.0x. That makes it a candidate for a dollar-cost-averaging (DCA) approach before a broader market pullback.
As part of the consumer staples sector, Pepsi benefits from stable demand. Its products are affordable and widely available, ensuring consistent consumption both domestically and abroad.
Another perk is its shareholder-friendly dividend policy. Even if Pepsi's valuation takes time to revert to historical norms, investors can lock in the current $5.69 per share payout, representing an annualized yield of 3.8%, while waiting for the stock to reach fair value.
Wall Street Likes Waste Management Stock
Technology and consumer trends fluctuate, but the need for waste disposal remains constant. That reliability makes Waste Management a core holding for defensive investors.
This "boring" business has delivered steady long-term returns thanks to its unique model and predictable cash flows. Wall Street analysts recognize its enduring appeal.
In late July 2025, Scotiabank's Konark Gupta initiated coverage with a Sector Outperform rating and a $275 price target on the stock.
That stands above the consensus Moderate Buy rating and $254 price target, implying about a 23% upside from current levels. A call that exceeds consensus often reflects strong conviction.
Even hyper-growth sectors haven't lured all investors away. In August 2025, Ameriprise Financial boosted its Waste Management stake by 1.4%, bringing its institutional ownership to $1.2 billion, another vote of confidence in the company's future.
Costco Is the Premium Stock
Like Waste Management, Costco has a proven track record of delivering value to both consumers and shareholders. It remains a compelling addition to any watchlist.
At a current P/E of 55.5x, Costco trades at a premium to the retail sector's average of 26.5x. While that may seem expensive, the market often pays up for companies that demonstrate resilience in downturns and recover swiftly from volatility.
Analysts note that Costco's ability to bounce back quickly makes it an ideal choice for investors seeking a high-quality, premium stock.
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