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The Most Important Organ In The Body As Far As The Stock Market Is Concerned Is The Guts, Not The Head. Anyone Can Acquire The Know-how For Analyzing Stocks.

When Stocks Are Attractive, You Buy Them. Sure, They Can Go Lower. I've Bought Stocks At $12 That Went To $2, But Then They Later Went To $30. You Just Don't Know When You Can Find The Bottom.

In The Long Run, A Portfolio Of Well Chosen Stocks And/or Equity Mutual Funds Will Always Outperform A Portfolio Of Bonds Or A Money-market Account. In The Long Run, A Portfolio Of Poorly Chosen Stocks Won't Outperform The Money Left Under The Mattress.

Far More Money Has Been Lost By Investors Preparing For Corrections, Or Trying To Anticipate Corrections, Than Has Been Lost In Corrections Themselves.

I've Found That When The Market's Going Down And You Buy Funds Wisely, At Some Point In The Future You Will Be Happy. You Won't Get There By Reading 'now Is The Time To Buy.'