I Spend About Fifteen Minutes A Year

If A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words, In Business, So Is A Number.

Spend At Least As Much Time Researching A Stock As You Would Choosing A Refrigerator.

As I Look Back On It Now, It's Obvious That Studying History And Philosophy Was Much Better Preparation For The Stock Market Than, Say, Studying Statistics.

When You Start To Confuse Freddie Mac, Sallie Mae And Fannie Mae With Members Of Your Family, And You Remember 2,000 Stock Symbols But Forget The Children's Birthdays, There's A Good Chance You've Become Too Wrapped Up In Your Work.

There Is Always Something To Worry About. Avoid Weekend Thinking And Ignoring The Latest Dire Predictions Of The Newscasters. Sell A Stock Because The Company's Fundamentals Deteriorate, Not Because The Sky Is Falling.