Warren Buffett, in his first extensive interview since stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, shared insights on market timing, Apple investments, and global risks. Despite retiring, Buffett remains actively involved in daily market activities, coordinating closely with new CEO Greg Abel. He acknowledged selling Apple shares too early but emphasized the substantial profits Berkshire made from its initial investment. Buffett stated he would consider buying Apple again if prices drop significantly. Buffett also expressed concerns about the Federal Reserve's inflation target, advocating for zero inflation to preserve purchasing power. He praised Fed Chair Jerome Powell's decisive actions during the pandemic but criticized the 2% inflation target as detrimental to savers. Additionally, Buffett announced the resumption of his charity lunch, now featuring NBA star Stephen Curry, with proceeds benefiting Glide Foundation and the Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation. On global issues, Buffett highlighted the risks of nuclear proliferation, particularly mentioning Iran and North Korea. He predicted that nuclear weapons might be used within the next century, citing the increasing number of countries with nuclear capabilities as a growing threat. Despite his retirement, Buffett's focus remains on future challenges and opportunities, underscoring his enduring influence in the financial world.