From Book 1: Did you know Warren Buffett, the world’s wealthiest stock investor, is quoted as saying three books have shaped his investment philosophy? For more than half a century, he used the information provided in these three books to go from nothing – to a massive $39 billion net...
Warren Buffett began his investing career this way but he evolved in the face of anemic net-net opportunities. With the help ofCharlie Munger, he discovered the land of outstanding businesses, the home of See’s Candy and Coca-Cola (KO). These were businesses with durable, competitive economi...
Market downturns are inevitable, Buffett pointed out, using his own company as an example: "Berkshire, itself, provides some vivid examples of how price randomness in the short term can obscure long-term growth in value. For the last 53 years, the company has built value by reinvesting its...
But Buffett’s legacy isn’t limited to his investing prowess – he also has an uncanny knack for educating investors. Through his annual letters, numerous speeches and interviews, he’s left a treasure trove of lessons that anyone – from beginner to advanced investors – can employ to become...
Warren Buffett's Value Investing Approach Warren Buffett belongs to thevalue investingschool, popularized by his mentorBenjamin Graham. Value investing focuses on the intrinsic value of a particular stock rather than technical indicators, such as moving averages, volume, or momentum. Determining intrinsi...
“We make no attempt to pick the few winners that will emerge from an ocean of unproven enterprises. We’re not smart enough to do that, and we know it.”– Warren Buffett Invest in Sticky “Predictable” Businesses:Investing in sticky businesses follows Buffett’s prescription of not fooling...