Investors who study history will likely be better off than those who don’t since they’ll be able to spot other people’s mistakes and not repeat them for their own journey. With this in mind, studying one of the market’s greatest minds when it comes to investing can be a great benefit in avoiding some of the pitfalls that come with exposure to the financial markets.
That mind is the very Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett. The man who holds one of the best track records expanding over several decades has now decided to completely shift his portfolio in ways he hasn’t done since the dot com bubble of 2000, or the months before the great financial crisis of 2008 ensued to bring markets into a historical decline that most have forgotten about in today’s euphoric all-time highs for the S&P 500 index.
