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5 ways Warren Buffett invests that you don’t
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Most investors give themselves about as much chance at emulating Warren Buffett as scoring a goal with the moves of soccer great David Beckham.
Bend it like Beckham? Not likely.
Bend it like Buffett? Go for it. Buffett even tells you how.
The building blocks of the Berkshire Hathaway (US:BRK.A) (US:BRK.B) investment portfolio are contained in the widely read and quotable letter to shareholders that Buffett famously writes every year. The latest letter was just published, and its 24 pages offer optimism, folksy chestnuts and practical lessons for investing in stocks — and yourself.
“American business will do fine over time,” Buffett writes. “And stocks will do well just as certainly, since their fate is tied to business performance. Periodic setbacks will occur, yes, but investors and managers are in a game that is heavily stacked in their favor.”
He adds: “Since the basic game is so favorable…the risks of being out of the game are huge compared to the risks of being in it.”
Of course, acquiring even rudimentary skill and knowledge requires a lot of practice — kicking the ball again and again. Buffett is no exception. He’s taken it to the highest level, but the seeds of his investment process can sprout on any field: Review; reinvest, reinvent — and be sure to follow Buffett’s lead and break for a root beer float or two.
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