Warren Buffett just wrapped up one of the longest runs in American business history. On Sept. 18, the 96-year-old stepped down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway after 56 years in the role, handing the chairmanship to his son Howard while remaining on the board as Chairman Emeritus. Greg Abel, who took over as CEO at the start of 2026, continues to run the company day to day, CNBC reported. And yet, somehow, his core investing philosophy feels more relevant right now than it has in years. That philosophy has nothing to do with picking the next hot stock. It centers on something simpler and, according to Buffett himself, considerably harder to master: managing your own mindset as an investor, especially when markets get scary.
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