Wait for the price to come to your desired level, and then buy it. If it goes down further, buy more.

If an increase in price makes you happy, surely a price drop will make you sad.

There is no need to be a warrior of your investment community. You don’t invest to prove a point or to protect an investment ideology. There is only one goal; grow your pile of capital over time.

Always remember, the minority dictates the price. A company may have billions of shareholders, but it only takes one shareholder to change the price.

Capital efficiently and frequently flows between bonds and stocks. It pays to keep an eye on yields offered by these markets.

The stock market, as a whole, has and will recover from every downturn.

The share buyback is not always a good indicator; look deeper.

More often than not, the most significant asset may not be on the balance sheet.

In a marketplace, perception is more powerful than reality.