Sayonara, Warren Buffett
One of my favourite investment figure is retiring: Warren Buffett.
And I can’t help but feel bittersweet about it.
Throughout the years. Warren Buffett was a shining beacon on what investments should be - simple and ‘compounding’.
In this week’s newsletter, I am dedicating it to his legacy and how he has influenced my journey!
If there is a real story where it involves a cowboy riding off into the sunset, Warren Buffett’s one is top of the list.
After 60 years helming Berkshire Hathaway with Charlie Munger, he is finally riding off with a hefty US$160 billion in net worth.
His track record has been impeccable in Berkshire.
It’s not even close how much Warren Buffett has outperformed the market.
I still remember when I picked up the book he recommended, “Intelligent Investor”. Apparently, that book to him, was “by far the best book written on investing”.
I agree too.
Throughout the years, I had learnt 3 important things from Buffet
Fundamental research into everything about the company comes first. Read and read, till you can tell someone the front and back of the company.
Never invest in a company you don’t understand.
When everyone sells, you buy. When everyone buys, you hold cash and wait for them to sell again.
These principles formed the core of my investment beliefs and have carried me through thick and thin.
As for Mr Warren Buffett, happy retirement and I wish you all the best.
$Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.A)$ $Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$
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