New Delhi, Dec. 16 -- An old clip of Warren Buffett has resurfaced on X after being reposted by user Investment Wisdom, reigniting a timeless conversation around one of the Oracle of Omaha's favourite themes: the dangers of emotion-driven investing.

In the video, Buffett stresses that the biggest enemy of long-term wealth is often not market volatility, but the investor's own emotional impulses. "If you are emotional about investments, you're not going to do well. You may love the stocks that go up, and hate the ones that go down. You may have all these feelings about the stock, [but] the stock has no feelings about you: it's going to reflect what the company behind the stock does."

The post shares a 58-second clip from the 2017 HBO doc...