I Think There's A Tide That Tends

One Of The Special Characteristics Of New York Is That It Is Different From A London Or A Paris Because It's The Financial Capital, And The Cultural Capital, But Not The Political Capital.

As The Bull Market Goes On, People Who Take Great Risks Achieve Great Rewards, Seemingly Without Punishment. It's Like Crime Without Punishment Or Sex Without Sin.

After 1929, So Many People Had Been Traumatized By The Stock Market Crash That There Was A Lost Generation.

I'm Dubious About Having Social Security Put Into The Stock Market. I Think That We Have Gotten Very Far Away From The Idea That There's Something Sacrosanct About Retirement Investments.

A Prudent Silence Will Frequently Be Taken For Wisdom And A Sentence Or Two Cautiously Thrown In Will Sometimes Gain The Palm Of Knowledge, While A Man Well Informed But Indiscreet And Unreserved Will Not Uncommonly Talk Himself Out Of All Consideration And Weight. (alexander Hamilton's 'thesis On Discretion' Written To His Son James Shortly Before His Fatal Duel With Burr.)