Economist Zhu Ning: Investing is not a 100-meter dash; 95% of Buffett's wealth was created after the age of 65.

MaticHoleFiller · 2026-03-12T05:34:10+00:00

In the discussion of the new book "The Start of the '15th Five-Year Plan'," Zhu Ning emphasized that investing is a long-term accumulation process. Using Warren Buffett as an example, he pointed out that most of his wealth was created after the age of 65, reminding people to pay attention to the importance of fixed growth.

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2026-03-12 05:34:10

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“The 14th Five-Year Plan” New Book Special Discussion Meeting was held on March 3rd. Renowned economist Zhu Ning stated at the meeting that Buffett’s fifty-year investment return is roughly estimated at 60,000 times. Many people are unaware that 95% of Buffett’s wealth was created after the age of 65.

He said that investing is not a 100-meter sprint, nor a process of making quick money, but a long-term accumulation. Many investors underestimate the importance of long-term fixed growth in wealth accumulation.

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