Good Questions Outrank Easy Answers.

First, Those Who Disagree With Market Efficiency Simply Assert That It Stands To Common Sense That Greater Effort To Get Facts And Greater Acumen In Analyzing Those Facts Will Pay Off In Better Performance Somehow Measured. (by This Logic, Cure For Cancer Must Have Been Found By 1955).

Let Those Who Will Write The Nation's Laws, If I Can Write Its Textbooks.

It Is Not Easy To Get Rich In Las Vegas, At Churchill Downs, Or At The Local Merrill Lynch Office.

Forsake Search For Needles That Are So Very Small In Haystacks That Are So Very Large.

Companies Are Not Charitable Enterprises: They Hire Workers To Make Profits. In The United States, This Logic Still Works. In Europe, It Hardly Does.