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As Berkshire Hathaway’s 2025 annual meeting captures headlines once again, the timeless debate reignites: is value investing still the golden rule for retail investors?

On one hand, Berkshire’s steady success reminds the world that fundamentals, patience, and margin of safety still matter — even in a fast-moving, tech-driven market. In a world where AI stocks, meme rallies, and flash crashes dominate the news, Warren Buffett’s philosophy of buying strong companies at reasonable prices continues to prove its worth.

But 2025 isn’t 1995.

Retail investors today operate in a landscape filled with algorithmic trading, instant news cycles, and extreme sentiment swings. Growth sectors, particularly in AI, cloud computing, and semiconductors, are moving faster than traditional valuation models can keep up with. Blindly applying old-school value investing without adapting to new realities can leave investors underperforming in hot sectors.

So what's the takeaway for retail investors today?

Principles still matter: buying great businesses at reasonable prices will never go out of style. Solid cash flow, strong moats, and good management are timeless.

Adaptation is key: today’s investors need to balance value principles with an awareness of growth drivers. It’s about finding value within growth — not ignoring growth altogether.

Patience wins: while markets whip around on news and politics, true wealth is built over years, not minutes.

Conclusion:

Value investing remains a golden compass, but the smartest investors in 2025 know how to blend it with growth trends.

Retail investors who can balance fundamentals with flexibility — much like Berkshire itself is evolving — will have the edge in a market that rewards both resilience and innovation.

In this new era, it’s not about choosing between value and growth.

It’s about mastering both.

Berkshire Plunges 5%: Buy the Dip or Exit as Buffett Retires?

Buffett announced that he would step down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway by the end of the year. BRK.B stock falls 5% during trading. Buffett stated that he has no plans to sell his shares in Japan’s five major trading houses for a long time. -------- Will you buy the dip as the stock falls? Or stay away as the future is uncertain? Will you turn to Japanese stocks?

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