Essentially, logically, all three people are the same, and only do things that they can control and the risks can be controlled. The method is completely different. Buffett is a Graham-style investment method. If the price is lower than the value, you can buy and hold it regardless of the market ups and downs until you return to the true value. Peter Lynch is the best of the three, following the value investment, avoiding active stock and looking for growth stocks. Reverse stocks have held1more than 400 stocks. Soros is different from the former two, paying attention to potential rather than stocks and investment trends, entering when the trend reverses and exiting when the trend ends, and is good at futures foreign exchange.