I've Always Said, The Key Organ Here

When You Sell In Desperation, You Always Sell Cheap.

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.'

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.

Thousands Of Experts Study Overbought Indicators, Oversold Indicators, Head-and-shoulder Patterns, Put-call Ratios, The Fed's Policy On Money Supply, Foreign Investment, The Movement Of The Constellations Through The Heavens, And The Moss On Oak Trees, And They Can't Predict Markets With Any Useful Consistency, Any More Than The Gizzard Squeezers Could Tell The Roman Emperors When The Huns Would Attack.

There Seems To Be An Unwritten Rule On Wall Street: If You Don't Understand It, Then Put Your Life Savings Into It. Shun The Enterprise Around The Corner, Which Can At Least Be Observed, And Seek Out The One That Manufactures An Incomprehensible Product.