The Wit & Wisdom of Wall Street Hardcover – April 1, 2011
The Wit & Wisdom of Wall Street is the stock market investor's ultimate collection of quotes from many leading investment gurus along with axioms, one-liners, and clever cartoons from the esteemed New Yorker magazine; all about investing on Wall Street. You will be entertained by the wit and you should become wealthier and wiser from the wisdom.
The Wit & Wisdom of Wall Street includes quotes from leading investment gurus such as Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett, Peter Lynch, John Templeton, Jason Zweig, and many others, along with axioms, one-liners, and clever cartoons from the esteemed New Yorker magazine; all about investing on Wall Street. Hopefully, you will be entertained and amused by the wit—but more importantly, you should become wealthier and wiser from the wisdom.
-From the Introduction by Bob Thomas
-From the Introduction by Bob Thomas
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"The stock market always seems to find news appropriate to its frame of mind."
"When stocks are priced for the perfect outcome; anything less than perfection will cause them to decline."
"There is a time to buy, a time to sell — and a long time to do nothing."
“Consistency is more important than an occasional home run.”
"Whenever you invest in a sure thing—hedge."
“Bad news is usually not a one-time event—more usually follows.”
"High yields attract investors—outrageously high yields attract fools."
"Average up—not down."
"Selling because a stock price has dropped makes no sense, unless the value of the business has declined too."
"Selling because a stock price has dropped makes no sense, unless the value of the business has declined too."
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