Never Invest In Any Idea

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

Spend At Least As Much Time Researching A Stock As You Would Choosing A Refrigerator.

In This Business If You're Good, You're Right Six Times Out Of Ten. You're Never Going To Be Right Nine Times Out Of Ten.

When You Start To Confuse Freddie Mac, Sallie Mae And Fannie Mae With Members Of Your Family, And You Remember 2,000 Stock Symbols But Forget The Children's Birthdays, There's A Good Chance You've Become Too Wrapped Up In Your Work.

When People Discover They Are No Good At Baseball Or Hockey, They Put Away Their Bats And Their Skates And They Take Up Amateur Golf Or Stamp Collecting Or Gardening. But When People Discover They Are No Good At Picking Stocks, They Are Likely To Continue To Do It Anyway.