The Buffett approach,

known as Value Investing, is the art of buying a dollar’s worth of value for 70 cents. Instead of viewing a stock as a ticker symbol that moves up and down on a screen, Buffett views it as a partial ownership stake in a real business.

He focuses on "wonderful companies" that have a durable competitive advantage—a "moat" that protects them from competitors—and holds them for decades. His success doesn't come from predicting the next big tech trend; it comes from understanding the math of compounding and having the emotional fortitude to stay calm when the rest of the market panics.