Warren Buffett - The Man Who Takes Common Sense to the Extreme
If one had to summarize Warren Buffett's life in a single sentence, it would undoubtedly be: the man who takes 'common sense' to the extreme. Don’t think of him as someone wielding complex models or mastering sophisticated algorithms – quite the opposite. One of the most successful investors in the history of capital markets, he has always relied on the simplest principles of long-termism, deep-rooted self-discipline, and profound insights into human nature. He’s like an 'old-school player' who practices simple truths to perfection, maintaining his rhythm amidst Wall Street’s noise, steadfast throughout his life, ultimately becoming a legend.
1. Who is he: A simple yet legendary figure who goes 'against Wall Street'
Born in 1930 in Omaha, Nebraska, far from New York, the financial hub, this small Midwestern city became both his lifelong 'safe haven' and 'decision center.' Now in his 90s, he remains the Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Over the past 60 years, he transformed the company from a near-bankrupt textile mill into a business titan with a market value increase of 55,000 times, achieving an annualized return of 19.9%, far surpassing the performance of the S&P 500 Index.
You might find it hard to imagine that this man, who has ranked among the world’s wealthiest individuals for decades, lives a frugal life akin to that of an ordinary retiree. In terms of clothing, he consistently wears affordable suits priced in the hundreds of dollars, usually gray or blue, almost monotonous to the point of...

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