Investing In Stocks Is An

Just Because You Buy A Stock And It Goes Up Does Not Mean You Are Right. Just Because You Buy A Stock And It Goes Down Does Not Mean You Are Wrong.

I Can't Recall Ever Once Having Seen The Name Of A Market Timer On Forbes' Annual List Of The Richest People In The World. If It Were Truly Possible To Predict Corrections, You'd Think Somebody Would Have Made Billions By Doing It.

There's No Shame In Losing Money On A Stock. Everybody Does It. What Is Shameful Is To Hold On To A Stock, Or Worse, To Buy More Of It When The Fundamentals Are Deteriorating.

Twenty Years In This Business Convinces Me That Any Normal Person Using The Customary Three Percent Of The Brain Can Pick Stocks Just As Well, If Not Better, Than The Average Wall Street Expert.

If You're Lucky Enough To Have Been Rewarded In Life To The Degree That I Have, There Comes A Point At Which You Have To Decide Whether To Become A Slave To Your Net Worth By Devoting The Rest Of Your Life To Increasing It Or To Let What You've Accumulated Begin To Serve You.