"The Eighth Wonder" is not just a theoretical saying... but a terrifying mathematical fact.

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Many believe that wealth in financial markets requires extraordinary intelligence or perfect timing to enter and exit...
But the truth proven by Warren Buffett lies in just one factor:
Time.
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Look at the numbers in the image; they carry a powerful lesson:
At age 65 (traditional retirement age), Buffett's wealth was $3 billion.

Today, his wealth approaches $151 billion.

More precisely:
98% of his current total wealth was built after surpassing the age of sixty-five.

This is the essence of "compound interest" (Compound Interest).

Financial growth is not linear; it’s like a snowball, starting small and very slow, then exploding exponentially (Exponential) in recent years...

As long as you don’t interrupt it.
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The problem for most investors is not in choosing stocks, but in losing patience.

They exit the market before the curve begins its steep ascent.

The lesson here:
Investing is not a sprint; it’s a test of long-term patience.

Your greatest asset is not the money you invest today, but the years you leave it to grow.

Do you have the patience to let the snowball roll?

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