It Only Takes A Handful

My High-tech Aversion Caused Me To Make Fun Of The Typical Biotech Enterprise: $100 Million In Cash From Selling Shares, One Hundred Ph.d.'s, 99 Microscopes, And Zero Revenues.

I Like To Buy A Company Any Fool Can Manage Because Eventually One Will.

People Who Want To Know How Stocks Fared On Any Given Day Ask, "where Did The Dow Close?" I'm More Interested In How Many Stocks Went Up Versus How Many Went Down. These So-called Advance/decline Numbers Paint A More Realistic Picture.

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

Far More Money Has Been Lost By Investors Preparing For Corrections, Or Trying To Anticipate Corrections, Than Has Been Lost In Corrections Themselves.