Warren Buffett's latest moves have failed to impress investors, and he is now facing a growing chorus of criticism from all angles.
Critics have accused the Oracle of Omaha of being too cautious. They believe Berkshire Hathaway's enormous $140 billion cash mountain and Buffett's decision to stay out of the market when it crashed in March are signs that the billionaire investor is losing his touch.
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Berkshire's performance over the past decade compared to the S&P 500 isn't very reassuring. Since the beginning of September 2010, the S&P 500 has outperformed Buffett's holding company by 40%.
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