If you’re someone even remotely interested in earning money in the market, there is a good chance you have heard the saying ...

Paying to work sounds like something out of a satire—or maybe a desperate Reddit thread. But it actually happened. And not ...

There's a certain reason why Warren Buffett has been able to act quickly when opportunities arise. You probably know that ...

Charlie Munger, the late vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and Warren Buffett’s closest business partner, was an investing ...

Money manager Christopher Tsai says he pays scant attention to daily market ups and downs, except to look for stock ...

Speaking at the Daily Journal Annual Meeting in 2019, Charlie Munger, the late vice-chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc and ...

Buffett always credits Munger as the “architect” behind Berkshire Hathaway. That feels right. His witticisms, like the one above, are deceptively deep and hold up well across decades. Heeding his call ...

Charlie Munger advised stock traders to be patient and selective, not swinging at every opportunity. His approach, along with Warren Buffett's, highlights the power of waiting for high-conviction ...

Charlie Munger is certainly one of the generational investing icons I miss the most. His honest and frank takes at the Berkshire Hathaway () annual meeting each year provided millions of investors ...

An audience member at the Berkshire Hathaway shareholder meeting asked why Warren Buffett was “still buying stocks instead of more property.” Buffett explained.

Charlie Munger concentrated his investments, holding only three major stocks: Berkshire Hathaway, Costco, and Daily Journal. Munger's investment strategy emphasized quality over quantity ...

In other words, while Buffett and Munger are famous for jumping on opportunities that presented themselves over the years, they were able to do so successfully because they were prepared.