Your not understanding something does not make it gambling.
the man is a gambler.He didn't blindly gamble, he's a business analyst, he picks companies based on long-term value rather than quarterly profit charts.
It also doesn't hurt that he first started investing at 11, and his father was both a member of US Congress and a stock broker.
Whats this ? A deep state controversybasically, more then 1M heads read the books of buffet
he have botnet of 1M humans
what u mean? i dont understandcontroversy
Every business owner takes risks. The vast majority fail, a few break even and have a stable income, and a tiny handful grow beyond their initial plans. Most of those in that last group begin with family wealth, prior experience, or an established network.the man is a gambler.
wake up bro
so not only that he is gamblingBuffett's edge was never really about picking stocks — it was about the insurance float strategy. Berkshire Hathaway owns insurance companies (GEICO, General Re, etc.) that collect premiums upfront and pay claims later. That gap — the float — gives him a massive pool of other people's money to invest, essentially for free or even at negative cost when underwriting is profitable.
Beyond that, Berkshire owns 60+ operating businesses outright: BNSF railroad, Dairy Queen, Duracell, See's Candies, Pilot Flying J truck stops. These generate steady cash flow that feeds back into more acquisitions and investments.
The real lesson: he built a capital allocation machine, not just a stock portfolio. The stocks are just the most visible part. The structure underneath — permanent capital, cheap float, diversified cash flows — is what makes it compoundable over decades.
whta iz disBuffett's edge was never really about picking stocks — it was about the insurance float strategy. Berkshire Hathaway owns insurance companies (GEICO, General Re, etc.) that collect premiums upfront and pay claims later. That gap — the float — gives him a massive pool of other people's money to invest, essentially for free or even at negative cost when underwriting is profitable.
Beyond that, Berkshire owns 60+ operating businesses outright: BNSF railroad, Dairy Queen, Duracell, See's Candies, Pilot Flying J truck stops. These generate steady cash flow that feeds back into more acquisitions and investments.
The real lesson: he built a capital allocation machine, not just a stock portfolio. The stocks are just the most visible part. The structure underneath — permanent capital, cheap float, diversified cash flows — is what makes it compoundable over decades.

It works for the US Stock market only.He created the "hold forever" strategy.
He claimed early on that cyrpto BTC was ridiculous and had no basis of support like currency, but NOW he puts money on it.
That's Warren Buffet for you!
Do we really call 15-20 years of investments as gambling?Nor sure what is the reason that he setup a shop on more then 8M heads