
It’s no surprise that Warren Buffett is one of the most
closely followed investors in the world. The Oracle of Omaha has been one of
the most successful investors of all time, and since he took over a struggling
textile company known as Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-B)(NYSE: BRK-A)
in the 1960s, a single share of the business has increased more than two
million percent. This means that a $10,000 investment would be worth over
$200 million today
While there’s obviously no way to guarantee yourself results that come close to this, and much of Buffett’s investment strategy is a well-kept secret, there’s a lot we do know about how Buffett invests. With that in mind, here are 23 traits and habits you might want to develop if you want to invest more like Warren Buffett.
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