Warren Buffett advises most against frequent stock trading

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Warren Buffett stated that most people should not actively buy and sell individual stocks. He made these remarks at the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting. Buffett believes that consistently picking winning stocks over decades is extremely difficult for the average person. Instead, he reiterated his long-standing advice that low-cost index funds are the best investment for most.

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