Warren Buffett has delivered warnings to Wall Street in recent years as the S&P 500 soared to new highs. In some cases, the warning came in the form of an increasing cash pile. For more than a dozen quarters, Buffett, at the helm of Berkshire Hathaway, was a net seller of stocks. Today, Buffett is in retirement, so he no longer holds the role of Berkshire Hathaway chief executive officer. But he is the chairman emeritus and still participates in investment discussions. And he is also clearly present at shareholder meetings and speaks openly about investing, as he's done throughout his career. During the latest meeting, in May, he delivered his bluntest warning yet. "We've never had people in a more gambling mood than now," he told CNBC during an interview. Buffett referred to individuals rushing into short-term options and betting on markets rather than focusing on long-term investing. This behavior is risky for those taking part in it, and it may represent a risk for the market as well, leading to an eventual drop.
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