[Video | Bloomberg: Berkshire Ends 14 Consecutive Quarters of Net Selling, Buys Stocks of Google and Tokio Marine] On August 8, Bloomberg reported that Berkshire Hathaway is accelerating the use of its cash reserves. Recently, it acquired homebuilder Taylor Morrison, purchased $10 billion worth of Google parent company stock, and increased its holdings in Japanese insurance company Tokio Marine. Over the past six months, the scale of Berkshire's investments has even surpassed the investment levels during Warren Buffett's final years as CEO. This marks an important signal under the leadership of new CEO Greg Abel, who, compared to Buffett, places greater emphasis on the specific operations of subsidiary companies and demonstrates a more proactive investment style.