If All The Economists In The World

I Don't Know Anyone Who Said On Their Deathbed: 'gee, I Wish I'd Spent More Time At The Office.'

More Money Is Lost Anticipating The Changes In The Overall Stock Market Than Any Other Way Of Investing.

I Don't Go Near The Money And The Money Doesn't Go Near Me.

In The Summer Of 1990, I Was Buying Stocks And I Was Probably Three Or Four Months Early There. But We Had A Great Rally In 1991.

The Basic Story Remains Simple And Never-ending. Stocks Aren't Lottery Tickets. There's A Company Attached To Every Share.