Warren Buffett Leaves Berkshire Hathaway: 3 Rules to Copy the Oracle of Omaha's Investment Style

Legendary investor Warren Buffett has exited his role of chairman of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) (BRK.B), a role that he held for decades at the conglomerate. The exit comes nine months after Buffett stepped down as CEO of the company he led for more than 60 years. While Buffett won’t be as public with investors anymore, many will remember his investing principles and some will use them in their trading. Here are three simple rules from Buffett that investors can follow.

1. Long-Term Investing Strategy: The Power of Patience Among Buffett’s investing principles is to buy and hold stocks. Buffett bought his first stock at age 11 for $38 per share. Buffett sold the stock at $40 for a gain on his purchase. The share price would climb to over $200 later,...