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I think economists as rule...take for granted they know a lot of things. If they really knew so much, they would have all the money and we would have none.
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We must remember that delusions swing between extremes, like pendulums. Delusions of grandeur and unending wealth give place to delusions of unending gloom. One is as unreal as the other.
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Bernard Baruch
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Whether stocks rise or fall is determined by innumerable forces and elements, by economic conditions, the actions of governments, the state of international affairs, the emotions of people -- even the vagaries of the weather.
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People invest in stocks for two opposite reasons -- in hope and confidence in the future of an enterprise or in fear that the value of their capital will be lost through inflation.
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The stock market registers the judgments of multitudes of buyers and sellers about the many factors which affect business -- what business is like today; what it will be like in the future.
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The impression has built up that the stock market is the cause of booms and busts. Actually, it is the thermometer -- not the fever.
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No one, not even the most experienced trader, economist or businessman can predict with certainty the course of the stock market.
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