Buffett said he is still leading the investment decisions at Berkshire Hathaway and revealed that a "small" new purchase had been made.

Warren Buffett said that even though he has stepped down as CEO, he is still deeply involved in the investment decisions at Berkshire Hathaway, and added that he recently completed a "small" new purchase. The 95-year-old investment guru said he still goes to the office every day, stays abreast of the market, and works together with colleagues on trading operations. Buffett described his daily routine: he calls Mark Millard, the head of Berkshire Hathaway's financial assets, before the market opens to discuss market trends. He said that Millard's office is only about 20 feet away from his, and trading orders are executed based on their discussions. This highlights that despite handing over the CEO position to Greg Abel in early 2026, Buffett still personally manages investment affairs. "I won't make any investments that Greg thinks are wrong... Greg receives investment position reports every day," Buffett said. When asked if there were any new investments, he responded that he had recently made a "small" purchase, but did not disclose specific details.