Let Those Who Will Write

There Is Something In People; You Might Even Call It A Little Bit Of A Gambling Instinct… I Tell People Investing Should Be Dull. It Shouldn't Be Exciting. Investing Should Be More Like Watching Paint Dry Or Watching Grass Grow. If You Want Excitement, Take $800 And Go To Las Vegas.

I'm Not Sure Most Of The People That Get Caught Up In The Middle Of A Bubble Can Be Described As Irrational. It Seems Pretty Rational To Buy A House And Flip It In The Next Few Weeks At A Profit When That's Been Happening For Along Time.

Two-thirds Of A Century After [the Road To Serfdom] Got Written, Hindsight Confirms How Inaccurate Its Innuendo About The Future Turned Out To Be.

Perhaps There Really Are Managers Who Can Outperform The Market Consistently - Logic Would Suggest That They Exist. But They Are Remarkably Well-hidden.

This Message (that Attempting To Beat The Market Is Futile) Can Never Be Sold On Wall Street Because It Is In Effect Telling Stock Analysts To Drop Dead.