I break down why blindly chasing exciting stock stories can wreck your portfolio and how Warren Buffett’s $344 billion cash hoard is a masterclass in patience and discipline. Drawing from Buffett’s past moves in 1999 and 2008, I explain how he waits for value instead of buying into overpriced hype—because price is what you pay, but value is what you get. I share how investors (myself included) often fall into the trap of emotional decision-making and why learning to separate story from substance is critical. If you can think independently, stay calm during volatility, and focus on long-term value, you’ll build lasting wealth—not just flashy gains.
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