He basically said that if he was Tim Cook he would ignore David Einhorn. And what he said made sense, you can't look to run the business to see the stock up every other day. Try and create as much value as you can over the next five to ten years. At the end of the last quarter, Apple had 137 billion Dollars worth of cash. Buffett reckons that they should buy back a whole lot of stock at these levels. The companies cash pile to market cap is nearly 35 percent. At the depths of despair in the market washout of 2008 and lows of March 2009, that percentage was at 37 percent. Surely the company is in far better shape now than it was then? That is a discussion for another day. To finish off, Apple have annual operating cash flows of nearly 51 billion Dollars. The stock trades nearly 21 million shares a day. At the current trade rate the entire company will turn over in 45 days. That is just nuts.