Is Dave Smarter Than Warren BuffetšŸ¤” #daveramsey #warrenbuffet #finance #indexfunds

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  1. The caller is actually right — and this isn’t even controversial if you look at long-term data.

    1. Saying 'Buffett doesn’t practice what he preaches' completely misses the point.
    Buffett knows he is an outlier with access to deals, information and scale that normal investors don’t have.
    The entire point of his message is: don’t try to play my game if you don’t live my life.

    2. SPIVA data shows that less than ~8–10% of active funds beat the index over 20 years — and most of those that ā€˜win’ barely outperform.
    So the expected benefit of trying to guess which fund will be that 1-in-10 is basically zero.
    The expected downside of picking wrong (90% probability) is very real.

    3. People underestimate opportunity cost.
    Every hour spent trying to ā€˜find the winning fund’ could be spent earning more money and putting that into a low-cost index — which compounds far more reliably than a 10% gamble.

    Buffett’s advice isn’t hypocrisy. It’s realism:
    You should play the game you can win, not the game he can win.

  2. Warren buffet isn’t doing shit with his money now! He’s sitting on a pile of cash because from December of 2025 to July of 2026 we are SCREWED!!! We live in a triple bubble now, invest in anything other than the market

  3. Most people are idiots who might throw away all your money. With indexes that wont happen. Also most of warren buffets money comes from berkshire hathaway, and what they do is invest in many different companies, so in a way it’s like an index fund.

  4. He’s just old like not believing taking out debt is smart it 100 percent depends on the situation bc if you can take out debt to save 50% on gas bill and you work for amazon flex then you should 100% do it

  5. No, the caller is correct
    Most actively managed funds underperform the indexes
    Buffett was a unique and brilliant investor who actively managed and succeeded with Berkshire. Which is why he suggeted investing in the sp500 for the average joe.

  6. The main point is to just do something. I have $200k in a etf. I also have $25k in individual stocks. The stock account is twice the return, but risky because I don't actively manage it.

  7. Bad harvest this year boys šŸ˜”šŸ˜”šŸ§‘ā€šŸŒ¾šŸš«šŸ§‘ā€šŸŒ¾šŸ‘ŽšŸŒ¾šŸ’”šŸŒ¾šŸ’”šŸ˜¢šŸšœšŸ™…ā€ā™‚ļø

  8. This guy definitely followed some advice that Dave gave another caller and lost a bunch of money. He’s pissed because he made a decision based on something tailored to another person’s needs and it didn’t work out

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