Warren Buffett has no competition. Follower of Benjamin Graham, the father of value investing, Buffett has become more famous than his teacher by developing on what Graham taught him. Buffett's partnership with Charlie Munger and his brush with Phil Fisher gravitated him towards looking for quality stocks rather than just those that were quantitatively cheap. The results of his investment process are here for all to see.
You will, in your investing career come across many fellows - day traders, technical analysts, quants and efficient market theorists who will dismiss Buffett's methods. Yet, not one of his detractors can claim the same success and the following that this octogenarian commands the world over. And oh, none of them come even measuring distance of Buffett's financial success.
The best part of Buffett is that he has been teaching his methods to all who will listen. His shareholder letters, interviews and lectures are a treasure trove for those who will drink from the fountain of knowledge. His methods are easy. What is more difficult is the discipline to follow it through. Here are ten things that you can learn from the world's greatest investor. Read on and learn.
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