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A few years ago I was talking to a broker friend of mine about Warren Buffett. He said, "Ahh, he's just lucky. Look how stocks have grown since 1960. He happened to be a long-term buyer right when it was the best time ever to be a long-term buyer." There's a lot of evidence that Buffett, the founder of Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.A Quote - Cramer on BRK.A - Stock Picks), was more than just lucky. He avoided high-flying internet stocks such as Yahoo!(YHOO Quote - Cramer on YHOO - Stock Picks) and Amazon(AMZN Quote - Cramer on AMZN - Stock Picks) before the dot-com bust. He would buy severe dips in the stocks like he did with his biggest successes -- American Express(AXP Quote - Cramer on AXP - Stock Picks), Coca-Cola(KO Quote - Cramer on KO - Stock Picks), and Washington Post(WPO Quote - Cramer on WPO - Stock Picks) -- over the past 40 years. But we get the point: It's better to have demographics working on your side than working against you. You don't need to make $50 billion in your lifetime. Most people would be happy with, say, half of that. Fortunately, there's a stock that has the demographic tidal wave behind it, and it has dipped about 40% from its recent highs. To read more and find out which stock could make you as "lucky" as Buffett, please click here.


