Everyone thinks Warren Buffett is sitting out, but he’s actually stalking the market, waiting with discipline and $350 billion in cash to strike when panic hits and valuations crumble. I break down exactly how he’s done this in the past—dot-com crash, 2008, the ‘70s—and how he's positioning Berkshire Hathaway for its next massive growth move. I also show you how to follow the same principle-driven approach, build your watchlist, stay patient, and strike when price drops far below value. Whether you’re working with $500 or $5 million, this strategy can help you crush the market over time without the hype, fear, or guesswork.
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