I Don't Go Near The Money And

The Extravagance Of Any Corporate Office Is Directly Proportional To Management's Reluctance To Reward The Shareholders.

As I Look Back On It Now, It's Obvious That Studying History And Philosophy Was Much Better Preparation For The Stock Market Than, Say, Studying Statistics.

Suicide Is A Permanent Solution To A Temporary Problem. Suicide Is A Choice And I Think If We Work With That With Kids, We'll Get Somewhere.

I Think You Have To Learn That There's A Company Behind Every Stock, And That There's Only One Real Reason Why Stocks Go Up. Companies Go From Doing Poorly To Doing Well Or Small Companies Grow To Large Companies.

There Seems To Be An Unwritten Rule On Wall Street: If You Don't Understand It, Then Put Your Life Savings Into It. Shun The Enterprise Around The Corner, Which Can At Least Be Observed, And Seek Out The One That Manufactures An Incomprehensible Product.