Grasping trends is the most difficult

Buffett's farewell is filled with many golden words of wisdom.
In the future, I will be the chairman and she will be the general manager.

I will explore new territories while she executes and gets things done.
Inamori Kazuo's investment theory emphasizes character,

while Buffett's investment philosophy leans more towards value investing.

Both share commonalities and ultimately lead to the same destination. These seemingly basic and profound statements are seldom spoken by the big shots in the industry,

because most of them started from scams,

truly lacking such deep insights. I often use Buffett's missed opportunities in Bitcoin investments as an example to illustrate that grasping trends is the most difficult,

but value investing is undoubtedly the most correct.