Warren Buffett once explained exactly how he would invest if he were 30 years old starting over with $1 million. Instead of trading stocks or chasing trends, Buffett says he would put everything into a low-cost index fund tracking the S&P 500 and then “forget it and go back to work.” This investing philosophy focuses on simplicity, long-term compounding, and discipline rather than trying to beat the market. Buffett has repeatedly warned that most investors are better off owning a broad slice of America instead of trying to pick individual stocks. In this video, we break down Buffett’s timeless investing strategy, why he believes index funds outperform most active investors, and how compounding could turn $1M into over $7.6M over decades. #WarrenBuffett #Investing #IndexFunds 🖥️ Try Benzinga Pro FREE with a 14 day trial: benzinga.com/pro/register 📈 Take your trading to the next level with our suite of premium research services and tools: benzinga.com/servi...