📉 1. Warren Buffett – “Be Greedy When Others Are Fearful”
• Example: In 2008–09 financial crisis, while the market panicked, Buffett bought Goldman Sachs, GE, and BNSF Railway.
• Quote:
“Opportunities come infrequently. When it rains gold, put out the bucket, not the thimble.”
• Buffett doesn’t flinch during corrections. He adds only if fundamentals remain strong.
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🧠 2. Charlie Munger – “The Big Money Is Not in the Buying or Selling…”
• Quote:
“The big money is in the waiting.”
• Example: Held Coca-Cola for decades, even during flat or falling periods.
• Munger believed in letting the compounding engine work over time — not reacting to short-term price drops.
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⚔️ 3. Peter Lynch – “You Get the Best Returns When Things Look the Worst”
• Quote:
“Everyone has the brainpower to make money in stocks. Not everyone has the stomach.”
• Example: During the 1987 crash, Lynch saw many of his picks fall 30–40%. He doubled down on companies with strong fundamentals.
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🛠️ 4. Howard Marks – “You Make Money by Buying When Others Won’t”
• Quote:
“You can’t predict. You can prepare.”
• Marks stresses understanding market cycles. He sees drawdowns as the time to go shopping — but with selectivity and a margin of safety.
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🔎 5. Ray Dalio – “Know the Machine”
• Dalio uses a macro + fundamental approach. If a great business drops due to macro stress (e.g., rate hikes), he may rebalance or even increase exposure.
• He also focuses on diversification to ride out drawdowns without panic.
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🔂 6. John Templeton – “Buy at the Point of Maximum Pessimism”
• Templeton made his fortune by buying deeply undervalued global stocks during crises.
• Lesson: Great businesses get mispriced during mass fear — that’s when the edge comes.
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