Invest In What You Know.

I've Always Said, The Key Organ Here Isn't The Brain, It's The Stomach. When Things Start To Decline - There Are Bad Headlines In The Papers And On Television - Will You Have The Stomach For The Market Volatility And The Broad-based Pessimism That Tends To Come With It?

I'm Always Fully Invested. It's A Great Feeling To Be Caught With Your Pants Up.

Never Invest In A Company Without Understanding Its Finances. The Biggest Losses In Stocks Come From Companies With Poor Balance Sheets.

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.

The Typical Big Winner In The Lynch Portfolio Generally Takes Three To Ten Years To Play Out.