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Every bubble has two components: an underlying trend that prevails in reality and a misconception relating to that trend.
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George Soros
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For years I have contended that the average speculator does not lose his money in Wall Street. He loses it wherever he happens to be the instant he decides to let the ticker put unearned dollars in his pocket. The game does not beat the player; he beats himself.
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Edwin Lefevre
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Not even the "safest" investment is without some risk and some element of speculation.
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Bernard Baruch
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There are two principal mistakes that nearly all amateurs in the stock market make. The first is to have an inexact knowledge of the securities in which one is dealing, to know too little about a company's management, its earnings, and prospects for future growth. The second mistake is to trade beyond one's financial resources, to try to run up a fortune on a shoestring.
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Bernard Baruch
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One could say that my whole career in Wall Street proved one long process of education in human nature.
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Bernard Baruch
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The strange fascination that the stock market exerts upon people has never ceased being a source of wonder to me.
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Bernard Baruch
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The stockholder wants both income and appreciation, but in general the more he gets of one the less he realizes of the other.
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Benjamin Graham
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All experienced investors know that earning power exerts a far more potent influence over stock prices than does property value.
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Benjamin Graham
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The worth of a business is measured not by what has been put into it, but by what can be taken out of it.
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Benjamin Graham
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Current earnings, future prospects, management, marketability are all factors more or less independent of assets which contribute their share to the intrinsic value.
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Benjamin Graham
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Historically, many companies that have had terrible times have come back, or many of them do. A decline doesn't mean it's the end.
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Walter Schloss
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I think people trade too much, looking for short-term gains. But I don't think you should hold stocks indefinitely.
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Walter Schloss
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