| Lately, I've been reading The Warren Buffett | | | | returns. So called experts have often criticised |
| Way by Robert G. Hagstrom. Hagstrom writes | | | | him for his stubborness and his "old |
| about the fascinatingly simple principles that have | | | | fashioned-ness" and yet he's always had the last |
| guided Warren Buffett's decision making in | | | | laugh when their bubbles burst. |
| investing over that past 60 years that have | | | | Whether he's buying stocks or buying entire |
| allowed him to accumulate such immense wealth. | | | | companies, he has the mindset that he is going to |
| Warren Buffett's formula for investing | | | | keep that business forever. Therefore he looks at |
| fundamentally has not changed since his first fund | | | | the business both quantitatively and qualitatively |
| was established over 50 years ago. Buffett never | | | | to be certain that he's making the right decision. |
| gets distracted by fads or promises of explosive | | | | |