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The day Buffett lost billions... and didn't bat an eyelid
๐ In October 2008, the financial crisis began. Markets collapsed, investors panicked and dumped their assets. The S&P 500 index fell by over 30% in just a few months.
๐ Warren Buffett, the largest shareholder in giants such as Coca-Cola, American Express, and Wells Fargo, lost over $10 billion on paper. Yes, his portfolio was melting away before his eyes. But he didn't sell a single key position. What's more, he started buying.
โ Why?
Buffett understood:
- Falling stock prices โ result in capital loss. It's a "paper" loss until you lock it in by selling.
- The panic of the majority is an opportunity for the minority.
- His assets are businesses, not just stocks on a chart. He knew how much they were worth.
๐ฐ In October 2008, he published a column in The New York Times titled:
โ๏ธ The main message:
๐ฅ It was this cool-headed approach that made Buffett one of the wealthiest people in history. While millions of investors were selling on emotion, he was buying at a discount.
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- The panic of the majority is an opportunity for the minority.
- His assets are businesses, not just stocks on a chart. He knew how much they were worth.
"Buy American. I Am."
"I buy when others are terrified. Because I know the market will recover. It always does."
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