By The Late 1980s People Realized That

The Securities Laws Of The 1930s Were So Important Because It Forced Companies To File Registration Statements And Issue Prospectuses, And It Remedied The Imbalance Of Information.

The Great Inflation Of The 1970s Destroyed Faith In Paper Assets, Because If You Held A Bond, Suddenly The Bond Was Worth Much Less Money Than It Was Before.

Washington Once Advised His Adopted Grandson That Where There Is No Occasion For Expressing An Opinion, It Is Best To Be Silent. For There Is Nothing More Certain Than That It Is At All Times More Easy To Make Enemies Than Friends.

As A Bull Market Continues, Almost Anything You Buy Goes Up. It Makes You Feel That Investing In Stocks Is A Very Easy And Safe And That You're A Financial Genius.

In Waiting For The Glorious Moment Of That First Book Contract, Writers Must Have Giant Reservoirs Of Patience. Yet They Must Persevere Because They Don't Know The Destiny That Is Being Worked Out For Them. They Creep Humbly Along The Ground, Without The Spacious Aerial Vision Of Their Lives That Would Show Them The Destiny In Store For Them.