Brothers, it's time to copy the homework of the stock god Warren Buffett again.

Warren Buffett's latest holdings have been disclosed. In the third quarter, he bought Google for the first time, acquiring 17.85 million shares at a total cost of 4.3 billion dollars.

This is Buffett's first investment in AI-related companies. Previously, he mainly held technology stocks, with Apple being the only one. This time, he sold some Apple shares and bought Google, indicating his optimism about the development of AI over the next decade.

I think this is a very important signal. When everyone is planning future investments, they should also focus on AI. It's okay to copy his homework appropriately. If there are opportunities and funds, they can also follow the pace of the big players.

This reminds me of 2008 when Buffett bought BYD, I was thinking, if I invested 100,000 yuan in BYD and followed Buffett's moves, how much could I earn in the future?

However, there was no action at the time, because after Buffett announced his purchase of BYD, the stock price rose from 8 yuan per share to 12 yuan, which seemed high.

As time passed, I later forgot about it, and even though I could still hear news about Buffett buying BYD, I no longer had the urge to buy.

The story later is known to everyone. Buffett held BYD for 17 years and made 18 times his investment. I believe that at that time, no one who copied Buffett's homework could hold it for so long, nor could anyone earn so much.

As can be seen, copying the homework of big shots is not that easy; you need to have spare money at hand, and for the next decade or so, you shouldn't need it or be thinking about using this money.

In short, if you want to copy the stock god's homework,
You need to have some spare money,
Moreover, the amount must be quite substantial.
Can still not use this money for a long time.
But with just these three points, almost no one can achieve them.