Even someone as extraordinary as Masayoshi Son couldn’t fully capitalize on his insights, so for ordinary people, it’s even less likely. In stock investing, there’s a world of difference between being strongly optimistic and going all-in—like the gap between Munger and us. And between going all-in and holding with conviction, there’s a Buffett.
As for us ordinary folks, we’re at least a hundred books and a top-tier network away from someone like Masayoshi Son.
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