2026-01-06 02:39:43

People who make money in a bull market are always full of golden quotes. But what truly deserves attention are those voices that can transcend an entire cycle.

Warren Buffett speaks through 60 years of practice—after experiencing countless financial storms, bubble bursts, and market crashes, he transformed a nearly bankrupt textile factory into Berkshire Hathaway, now worth trillions of dollars. This is not luck, nor a single brilliant All-in move, but the result of sticking to the same underlying logic across different market cycles.

That’s why every word he says is worth chewing over repeatedly. Not because they sound lofty, but because they have been tempered by the real market.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 01-08 02:53

Everyone is a master in a bull market, but the true colors show in a bear market. Honestly, that's how it is. Buffett has been tough for 60 years; others would have blown up long ago. It's better to look at how many cycles the other person has gone through and whether they've truly survived, rather than just listening to golden sayings. What can I say, if you want to make money, you need to find those who haven't died in a bear market; their words are more reliable. Don't be fooled by people in a bull market. The key is who can survive until the next bull market. Comparing 60 years to a bunch of internet celebrities who only debuted in three or five years, the gap is too huge. The underlying logic is something not everyone can stick with. Honestly, rather than just listening to stories, it's better to see how this guy survived 2008. Cycles are the true test; those who haven't endured a bear market shouldn't boast.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-07 17:36

In a bull market, a bunch of self-proclaimed masters appear; in a bear market, they disappear. Buffett's approach indeed stands the test of scrutiny, spanning over 60 years. Honestly, compared to listening to those quick-rich motivational stories, it's better to hear from people who have experienced a complete cycle. Simply put, living long and earning steadily—these two words are the hardest.

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CommunitySlacker

· 01-06 03:07

There are so many people talking about the bull market, but few can survive multiple bear markets. Warren Buffett is just incredible; after 60 years, he's still using the same logic. Anyone else would have to admit defeat. It may seem like nonsense, but it's actually lessons learned through blood and sweat.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 01-06 02:56

Bear market kills people, bull market brags. Surviving 60 years is really not easy, this is the true way --- Buffett's approach is basically about living long; most people simply can't endure to his stage --- Honestly, the loudest voices in a bull market are about making quick money, but by the end of the cycle, all those gains are lost --- The underlying logic is easy to talk about, but how many can truly stick to it? Most are just quick-tempered and change their minds fast --- 60 years, if it were me, I would have been worn out long ago. This is what we call an investment career

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memecoin_therapy

· 01-06 02:40

In a bull market, a bunch of smart people emerge; in a bear market, everyone falls silent. This is probably a pattern. Really, Buffett's approach has survived so many cycles; it's definitely worth paying attention to. But to be honest, how many people can really wait 60 years? Most probably won't make it...

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