The world is reviving the advice of seasoned investor, #Warren_Buffett, and completing what they started decades ago by reflecting on those investment wisdoms. The wisdoms that seem to be the legacy of the 'Oracle of Omaha' that will not fade even after his retirement announcement and stepping down from leading 'Berkshire Hathaway' at the end of the year.
Here are some of his golden words:
"Invest in companies you believe in, and do not invest in something you do not understand."
"If you start deceiving your shareholders, you will soon believe your own lies, and you will deceive yourself as well."
"Acquisitions are like marriage: they start with a happy wedding, but reality tends to deviate from pre-wedding expectations."
"The worst kind of businesses are those that grow rapidly, require a lot of capital to achieve that growth... and then earn little or no money at all."
"What begins as an innocent trick may become the first step toward a full-blown fraud."
Buffett's advice was not limited to investment only, but also touched on life and family, as he said:
"Parents should leave their children enough to do anything, but not enough to do nothing."
#YE_SANAA 🇾🇪
