When the market throws him for a loop, Warren Buffett looks to poetry. No, really.
The chairman and CEO of multinational conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway today explained in his annual letter (pdf) to shareholders that some of the best market advice can be found in the words of 19th-century British Nobel laureate Rudyard Kipling.
Whenever the market crashes, Warren Buffett turns to a 19th-century poem
More of Today's Solutions
Tiny fire detector inspired by nature could transform wildfire prevention
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM As wildfires grow more frequent and destructive due to climate change, early detection is becoming more crucial than ...
Read MoreLisbon leads Europe with first citywide reusable cup system
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM Lisbon has just taken a big, refreshing step toward sustainability, perfectly timed for Plastic Free July. With the ...
Read More5 tips for better sleep from Olympians
We all know that sleep is vital for our health and wellbeing, and athletes are especially in tune with the critical nature of a ...
Read MoreStatue of late civil rights leader John Lewis replaces Confederate monument i...
BY THE OPTIMIST DAILY EDITORIAL TEAM A monument honoring the life and work of civil rights icon John Lewis was unveiled in Decatur, Georgia, ...
Read More
