I believe Buffett’s approach still holds strong relevance, even in today’s fast-moving market. His focus on patience, discipline, and compounding remains timeless. While technology and AI have changed how markets behave, the core idea of buying great businesses at reasonable prices and holding them long-term is more important than ever. Emotional resilience, which Buffett champions, is crucial when volatility hits.
That said, retail investors should stay flexible. Buffett himself is adjusting — cutting equity exposure and stacking up Treasuries to prioritize safety and liquidity. This shows that while the principles stay the same, their application can evolve with the times. A balanced strategy — some defensive positions and selective investments — feels wise right now.
To me, value investing is more of a mindset than a strict method. It’s about understanding what you own, paying a fair price, and letting time work its magic.
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