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10-09
šŸ’ø The Real Buffett Moment Isn’t About Age — It’s About Patience

Warren Buffett didn’t suddenly ā€œget smarterā€ after 65 — his wealth curve simply hit the exponential part of compounding. That’s the true Buffett Moment — when patience finally outpaces panic.

For many of us, it’ll come earlier if we build conviction and consistency. The modern market compounds faster — AI growth cycles, ETF automation, and fractional investing let you achieve in 20 years what used to take 40. The secret isn’t chasing 100% returns; it’s stacking 10% returns for decades and never interrupting the compounding with emotional exits.

I’d say my Buffett Moment begins once my portfolio earns more sleeping than working — when time becomes the main income engine. That’s the real freedom curve.

Whether you’re 25 or 55, every month of steady contribution pushes your curve forward.

I’m not a financial advisor. Trade wisely, Comrades! šŸ’°šŸ“ˆ

At What Age Will You Hit Your ā€œBuffett Momentā€? šŸ§šŸ’°
Have you ever wondered why some people only achieve true financial freedom later in life? Warren Buffett is the perfect example — most of his wealth came from the power of compounding after age 65. How far are you from your own ā€œBuffett momentā€?
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