Berating The Motley Fool's Exuberant Tribute for Warren Buffett on His 95th Birthday!

Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and philanthropist, turns 95 today. Known as the Oracle of Omaha, Buffett has inspired generations of investors with his unwavering commitment to creating value and his unique investment approach.

Cory Renauer, among many, admires Buffett's admiration for Warren Buffett's unwavering commitment to creating value for shareholders by ignoring market noise and identifying terrific businesses. This philosophy is evident in Berkshire Hathaway's recent acquisition of shares in the US health insurer UnitedHealth Group, a move made quietly before Buffett's planned retirement at the end of 2025.

For those seeking a more straightforward investment strategy, Kris Eddy suggests owning a low-cost fund tracking the S&P 500, a strategy advocated by Buffett. Dan Caplinger considers Berkshire Hathaway, a company founded by Buffett, as the most aligned company with his investing values.

Adam Spatacco uses Buffett's advice about being greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy in his investment approach. Reuben Gregg Brewer appreciates Buffett's assertion that average intelligence is sufficient for being a good investor, emphasizing the importance of temperament in investment success.

Neha Chamaria credits Buffett for teaching her to invest in businesses, not stocks, and to only invest in what one understands. Royston Yang credits Buffett for teaching him about value investing. Will Healy is inspired by Buffett's focus on integrity.

Brett Schafer values Buffett's simplified approach to investing and his focus on buying and holding good businesses for the long-term. Christine Ferrara Dellamonaca appreciates Buffett for making investing seem accessible to everyone. Bram Berkowitz admires Buffett's ability to identify value plays and his willingness to invest in new burgeoning sectors, regardless of his age.

Anders Bylund appreciates Buffett's philanthropic commitments and his impact on several generations of investors. Adria Cimino finds inspiration in Buffett's writing and stories. Joel O'Leary credits Buffett for shaping his approach to charitable giving.

John Bromels appreciates Buffett's simple investment advice, such as not buying investments one doesn't understand and not letting emotions rule decision-making. Beth McKenna appreciates Buffett's emphasis on reading as a key element of his investing success. Selena Maranjian appreciates Buffett's respectful treatment of shareholders, as demonstrated by his annual meetings and lengthy letters to shareholders.

Scott Levine admires Buffett's modest lifestyle and dedication to philanthropy. Lee Samaha appreciates Buffett's unique investment approach, which consistently outperforms professional money managers, and serves as a source of confidence for ordinary investors.

Stefon Walters attributes his understanding of the power of compound interest to Buffett. Lou Whiteman is grateful for Buffett's leadership in supporting markets and key financial institutions, as well as his philanthropic commitments and the education of generations of investors.

Patrick Sanders credits Buffett for inspiring him to focus on value in well-run companies and gaining a lot of appreciation for index funds. Adam Levy appreciates Buffett's willingness to share his mistakes and the lessons learned from them, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's own mistakes in achieving success.

Buffett started investing before he was a teenager and is now worth an estimated $150 billion. His impact on the world of finance and investing is undeniable, and his lessons continue to inspire and guide investors today. Happy birthday, Warren Buffett!

Berating The Motley Fool's Exuberant Tribute for Warren Buffett on His 95th Birthday!