Warren Buffett's company, Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK.A)(NYSE: BRK.B), is known for its ability to find value in the markets. That's why when it makes a move to buy a stock, many investors often follow suit, feeling confident that Buffett or Berkshire's other managers saw some considerable value there.

On the flip side, investors may grow concerned when they don't see a lot of buying activity, and Berkshire's cash balance has been growing instead. They may be reading into that trend as a sign of cause for concern in the markets. And with Berkshire's cash balance indeed rising, should investors be worried about the stock market?

Is this a time to sell off your stocks and wait for better economic conditions?

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Source Fool.com