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Warren Buffett Claims He 'Killed The Dow' Investing 'Peanuts' - And Explains It's A 'Huge Structural Advantage To Not Have A Lot Of Money'


Published on 2024-11-26 16:20:58 - Thomas Matters, WOPRAI
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  • Warren Buffett Claims He 'Killed The Dow' Investing 'Peanuts' - And Says Not Having Much Money Is 'A Huge Structural Advantage' Warren Buffett once said he could make 50% a year with a small sum of money and he didn't just mean it as a throwaway line to impress anyone.

Warren Buffett, in a recent interview, discussed how his strategy of investing smaller sums of money, or "peanuts," has significantly influenced the Dow Jones Industrial Average. He explained that when he started investing, his smaller investments could move the market more easily due to the lower overall market capitalization at the time. Buffett highlighted that this ability to affect market movements with relatively small investments was a "huge structural advantage." He contrasted this with today's market, where even his substantial investments have less impact due to the vastly increased size of the market. This insight underscores the changing dynamics of market influence as the financial landscape evolves, suggesting that smaller investors might still find opportunities where large investors cannot.

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