Warren Buffett's Genius Strategy in The 2025 Stock Market Crash

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They called Buffett a has-been, but in 2025’s market collapse, he made $20 billion while others lost billions. Meanwhile, I’m watching the so-called dinosaur show what real discipline looks like—selling off stocks, stacking $341 billion in cash, and earning $13 billion a year in short-term treasuries. This isn’t fear, it’s patience. While others chase hype and speculate on momentum, Buffett waits for filet mignon at hamburger prices. I break down what his defensive stance really means, why principle-driven investing still wins, and the five timeless rules I live by to navigate markets with confidence and clarity. ‼️ Download your FREE Guide on Dollar-cost averaging: https://everythingmoney.activehosted.com/f/31 💵 $7 for 7 days trial to EM - Get it before it changes on April 15th https://everythingmoney.com/signup ALL-ACCESS TRIAL TO EM COMMUNITY & SOFTWARE TOOLS 🚀 The 7 Stocks Paul Picked To Beat The Stock Market https://youtu.be/WScHrUaOo90 👕☕️ :Grab some EM merch: https://store.everythingmoney.com/ _____________________________________________________ ⚠️ By watching videos posted on Everything Money’s YouTube channel and/or using EverythingMoney.com, you acknowledge that you have read, understand, and agree to the following: Everything Money is Not an Investment Advisor: Everything Money (including Paul, Mo, and Any other person including, but not limited to, other staff members, guests, personalities, etc.) is not an investment adviser, and it is not registered as such with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission or any other state or federal authority under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940 or any other law. The investments and strategies discussed in Everything Money’s YouTube videos and on Everythingmoney.com are not and should not be considered investment advice and may not be suitable for you. They do not take into account your particular investment objectives, financial situation, needs, or personal circumstances and are not intended to be specific to you. Before acting on any investment or strategy discussed, you should always do your own research and make your own independent decision about whether it is suitable for your particular circumstances. You should also consider seeking advice from your own legal, financial, tax, accounting, or investment advisers. Everything Money does not provide such advice. READ THE FULL DISCLAIMER HERE: https://everythingmoney.com/disclaimer