Warren Buffett Knows How to Pick the Right Company to Perform in the Stock Market
But his best advice isn’t how to pick a value stock.
Warren Buffett has a talent for numbers. When looking at several companies, he knows which stock will perform over the long run and deliver the most value, his success has made the name Buffett synonymous with value. Warren Buffett has been a billionaire for a long time, he is probably the most down-to-earth investor and one of the most generous and kind, but his best advice has nothing to do with money or stocks. It has to do with relationships.
“Marry the right person,” he said at the 2009 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting. “I’m serious about that. It will make more difference in your life. It will change your aspirations, all kinds of things.”
Would another billionaire, Jeff Bezos, have started Amazon and be the richest man in the world without marrying Mackenzie Tuttle in 1992? It is impossible to know. But, indeed, the person you spend the most time with, the most important person in your life, will affect your attitudes, goals and influence your actions and motivations.
When a 30-year-old Bezos wanted to quit his cushy hedge fund job, give up their apartment on Manhattan’s Upper West Side for a used car to drive out to their new small…
