INVESTMENT INTUITION
🎯 Warren Buffett, although famous for being a rational investor, also makes many decisions based on intuition. As Alice Schroeder describes, Buffett has absorbed a vast amount of information and applied many thought models throughout his career, to the extent that they coalesce into an almost instinctive response when faced with an investment situation.
💡 However, Buffett's intuition is not a mystical or random phenomenon. His investment intuition comes from years of experience, a deep understanding of the market, and continuously honed critical thinking skills. Through years of accumulation and learning, Buffett's analytical and thinking models have become so sophisticated and profound that he can make decisions almost unconsciously. Although he sometimes cannot clearly articulate the analytical process, his ability to make quick decisions is the result of training and the accumulation of knowledge over many years.
🔑 Core message: Investment intuition is not a mystical ability, but rather the result of long-term experience and the cultivation of critical thinking. To develop investment intuition like Buffett, you need not only rational analysis but also to build an instinctive response based on a combination of knowledge and experience. Keep learning and accumulating knowledge, for over time, this cultivation will transform into a sharp intuition that helps you confidently make decisions in any investment situation.
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🔍 Deep intuition,
📚 Accumulated knowledge,
🎯 Sophisticated decisions.
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