Most investors did not lose the race against "Warren Buffett" because he was smarter than them...


They lost because they couldn't "sit quietly" like him.

This chart summarizes 60 years of financial wisdom:

The $100 invested with him in 1964 did not turn into $5.5 million due to quick trades, but thanks to the power of (Compounding).

The amazing paradox?
Buffett outperformed the market in only 67% of the time.
He didn't need to win every round; he just needed to stay in the game longer than everyone else.

His true competitive advantage wasn't in "market timing" (Timing)...
but in "time" itself (Time).

In a world that venerates speed, Buffett proved that wealth is the reward of patience, and the number one enemy of the portfolio is the inability to stay still.

Do you have the "breath" for years of investing, or are you seeking daily excitement?

Share your opinion with me, and follow me for more on the mindset of wealth.
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