Warren Buffett 3 Ground Rules To Save Your Investments | One of the Most Inspiring Advices Ever

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Ground Rule 1: Never Predict the Market
Buffett has long declared that he is not in the business to predict the general market.

Some partners once called Buffett, saying a stock would keep moving upward and thus should be bought. But Buffett declined their advice.
Ground Rule 2: Investing in the "Deep Value"
As investors, what is valuable to us other than the market trends? "Deep Value" might be a good choice. This rule is also known as the "Value Investing Strategy".

"Deep value" refers to those companies that can produce excellent products and good management, but are undervalued based on fundamentals.
Ground Rule 3: Approach Investments with a Long-Term Mindset

Looking closely at what Buffett said in the letter, we can see that when it comes to measuring company performance, Buffett didn't care much about short-term results.

He believed that three years was the "shortest period" to measure a company's performance and suggested investors should pay attention to how a company performed over the past 5 years at least.

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