Ride The Coattails Of Warren Buffett...And Triple Your Returns: (Strategy Revealed To Piggyback The Greatest Investor)

Quick question...Do you stink at picking stocks?Not a trick question.Many of the emails I receive from viewers, readers, & students of ours, is that they always pick the wrong stocks, or they move in the wrong direction.Now, even prior to the stock moving in the wrong direction, these same people have no idea how to even pick a stock to begin with.That's their first problem, and one that I'm sure you've encountered yourself.So, in order to take the fastest and easiest path, they end up listening to their cousin's best friend's brother in-law, or the tip they heard in a chat room, or even a professional on CNBC (already old news by then), and plunked down their money.And like clockwork, the stock moves in the wrong direction, causing a loss of funds, and a dejected mood.Sound familiar?We've all been there, right? And that's how we learn from the "school of hard knocks".Well, if you haven't figured out your successful stock-buying approach yet, I'm here to tell you there's a much easier way. One I learned long ago.Just. Follow. The. Master.Huh?The Oracle of Omaha - Warren Buffett.Talk about someone who's achieved the ultimate financial success.Buffett's been running his Berkshire Hathaway fund since the 1960s, and has achieved an ROI of over 3,000%, beating the S&P 500 by multiples. Oh, and by the way, he's worth an estimated $150 billion.The good news? His fund (symbol: BRK.B) is open for investment to any individual, big or small.So, the simplest solution to the problem of figuring out which stocks to buy?Just. Follow. The. Master.Seriously.Why toil away researching stocks, reading company reports, listening to analysts, etc, etc, when you could just ride the coattails of the greatest investor of all time?It's so simple...just follow the master, literally, and you don't need to do any more work.By tagging along with Buffett's fund, you have a built-in investment right there, run by the legend himself.Problem. Solved.And what I also learned long ago early in my career, is how to use a specific trading strategy to