Most people think Buffett's approach only works if you have a lot of money. He has said the opposite. His framework for building wealth started when he was young, broke and working with small amounts. He has also said what he would do today if he had to start over. At Berkshire Hathaway's 1999 annual shareholder meeting, someone asked Warren Buffett what he would do if he were getting out of school with just $10,000 to invest. His answer covered three principles that still apply to anyone building a portfolio in 2026, according to Moneywise.
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