The Oracle Logs Off

After decades of shareholder letters, Cherry Coke-fueled wisdom, and famously avoiding tech stocks (until he didn't), Warren Buffett is officially stepping back. The 94-year-old investing legend confirmed that Greg Abel will take over the Berkshire Hathaway throne - and honestly, it's the most graceful passing of power this side of the British monarchy. No drama, no farewell tour, just classic Buffett: plainspoken, principled, and probably still holding a Dairy Queen Blizzard.

For most of us, Buffett wasn't just "the Oracle of Omaha." He was capitalism's grandpa. The guy who reminded everyone that boring was beautiful and that owning railroads was, in fact, kind of sexy. While Wall Street recalibrates life without him at the helm, we're celebrating the man, the myth, the Cherry Coke-powered machine - with 10 timeless lessons from the GOAT himself.

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🏆 10 Timeless Lessons We've Learned from Warren Buffett

🧠 Buy what you understand.
He focused on fundamentals over fads.

⏳ Time in the market beats timing the market.
Unless you're trying to beat Buffett - then good luck.

💵 Cash is not trash.
It's oxygen during a fire sale.

🧼 Reputation takes 20 years to build and 5 minutes to ruin.
Just ask anyone who owned WeWork.

💰 Be greedy when others are fearful.
But not so greedy that you chase every high-risk trade.

🚫 Avoid debt like a bad Tinder date.
Because compounding works both ways.

📈 The market rewards patience - and index funds are built for it.
They don't promise brilliance, just quiet compounding that outlasts the noise.

📚 Read 500 pages a day.
Or at least read the earnings report before you buy the stock.

🔭 Long-term thinking beats short-term panic.
Especially when inflation data makes everyone forget their plan.

🧊 You don't have to be brilliant. Just rational.
Unfortunately, that's still too much for half the market.

Warren Buffett may be stepping back, but the playbook he left behind is still running laps around Wall Street. From buying boring businesses to mastering the art of doing nothing, his legacy is less about stock picks and more about mindset. Here's to the GOAT of long-term thinking - may his retirement be filled with quiet compounding, Dairy Queens, and zero earnings calls.

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