Just Because You Buy A Stock And

What Makes Stocks Valuable In The Long Run Isn't The Market. It's The Profitability Of The Shares In The Companies You Own. As Corporate Profits Increase, Corporations Become More Valuable And Sooner Or Later, Their Shares Will Sell For A Higher Price.

There's A Company Behind Every Stock And A Reason Companies - And Their Stocks - Perform The Way They Do.

When Even The Analysts Are Bored, It's Time To Start Buying.

In The Long Run, A Portfolio Of Well Chosen Stocks And/or Equity Mutual Funds Will Always Outperform A Portfolio Of Bonds Or A Money-market Account. In The Long Run, A Portfolio Of Poorly Chosen Stocks Won't Outperform The Money Left Under The Mattress.

You Have To Let The Big Ones Make Up For Your Mistakes.