
From Charlie Munger's, "The big money is not in the buying and selling, but in the waiting" to George Soros's, "Good investing is boring", most heavyweight investors champion long-term investing to strike gold in the market. But the question remains: "How long is long-term?" Warren Buffett's story is both inspiring and intimidating. Inspiring because he has been investing since the tender age of 10 and has amassed a fortune worth truckloads of billions. Intimidating because the lion's share of the 93-year-old's wealth was built after four decades of investing. In fact, 99 per cent of his $113 billion empire was made after his 50th birthday. So,
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