Everyone wants to learn from Warren Buffett's investment strategy, but simply put, Buffett's strategy is "buying stocks is buying partial ownership of a business." He advocates buying exceptional companies with sustainable competitive advantages at prices below their intrinsic value and enjoying compound growth through long-term holding. The question is: how many people can actually do that? Especially considering he led Berkshire Hathaway, and …
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Everyone wants to learn from Warren Buffett's investment strategy, but simply put, Buffett's strategy is "buying stocks is buying partial ownership of a business." He advocates buying exceptional companies with sustainable competitive advantages at prices below their intrinsic value and enjoying compound growth through long-term holding. The question is: how many people can actually do that? Especially considering he led Berkshire Hathaway, and …