Arnold Van Den Berg Quotes

You never get a bubble until the public, the brokerage community, the financial institutions, the pension funds, and even the universities are all involved.

Any market will gain respectability if it goes up high enough and any market will lose respectability if it goes down enough.

When stocks yield as much as bonds, you get the growth free.

Value investing does not appeal to the masses. If it did, you would never be able to buy a bargain.

Most of the people who have accumulated the greatest wealth in this business have done so not by predicting the future, but by buying companies at such attractive prices, thereby discounting the majority of the problems people fear.

Value investing is a way of life. I apply it to everything I do. It’s not just stock markets.

Investing isn't about beating others at the game, it's about controlling yourself at your own game.