Warren Buffett’s Calm Advice for Investors During Market Drops

Stocks fell hard on Thursday after Donald Trump announced new tariffs on global trade. Investors are worried. Could this lead to a trade war? Will prices go up? Is a recession coming?

In tough times like this, Warren Buffett has some advice: stay calm.



When markets tumble, it’s easy to panic. But Buffett reminds us that these drops are not unusual. In fact, since 1980, the U.S. stock market has had over 20 corrections (10% drops). Most bounce back.

He even suggests reading a poem — “If” by Rudyard Kipling — to stay grounded. One line says, “If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs…”

Buffett believes these moments are actually opportunities. When stocks fall, you’re buying at a discount. Over time, patient investors often come out ahead.

So don’t let fear guide you. Stick to your plan, stay invested, and think long-term.

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