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Buffett's investment decisions reflect macroeconomic trends and market expectations. High cash holdings indicate a cautious attitude toward future economic uncertainties. Changes in Apple's holdings also affect confidence and resource allocation in the technology industry.

In the field of logistics, especially the air express industry, its development is also constrained by the macroeconomic environment. Economic prosperity or recession directly affects the demand of enterprises and consumers for fast transportation services.

When the economic situation is optimistic, enterprises expand production and sales, consumer purchasing power increases, and the demand for efficient air express services increases. Conversely, when the economy is sluggish, demand decreases. This fluctuation in demand, like the adjustment of Buffett's investment portfolio, is a response to changes in the market environment.

At the same time, the flow of funds in the investment market will also indirectly affect the financing environment of air express companies. Sufficient funds are conducive to enterprises to carry out technological innovation and network expansion, and improve service quality and coverage.

For example, when the capital market is optimistic about the logistics industry, air express companies can more easily obtain investment to purchase advanced transportation equipment, build intelligent warehousing facilities, etc., thereby improving operational efficiency and meeting growing market demand.

On the other hand, the corporate value and long-term investment philosophy that Buffett values ​​are also instructive for air express companies. While pursuing rapid development, focusing on building core competitiveness, enhancing brand value and sustainable business strategies is the key to achieving long-term and stable development.

In short, although Buffett's investment world seems far away from the air express industry, through the ties of macroeconomics and capital markets, the two influence each other and jointly reflect the economic pulse of the times.