Words of Wisdom

A few words can be more powerful than a long-winded speech. The wisdom can inspire and change the course of a life. You can provide your own adages and proverbs to help enlighten the lives of others.

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Apr 03 Thu 2014 18:03
But let us never forget that the source of helping other people must be victorious suffering. The whining, murmuring pang never does anybody any good.

But let us never forget that the source of helping other people must be victorious suffering. The whining, murmuring pang never does anybody any good.

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上一篇： Get into the habit of looking for the silver lining of the cloud and when you have found it continue to look at it, rather than at the leaden gray in the middle.
下一篇： We can make others regard us as rich, while we are poor, and make many rich in our poverty.

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2014: Get into the habit of looking for the silver lining of the cloud and when you have found it continue to look at it, rather than at the leaden gray in the middle.
2013: When you get little, you want more. When you get more, you desire even more. But when you lose all, you realize that LITTLE was enough.
2012: The essential rule in any market is \"It\'s OK to buy cheap, but not OK to buy down.\" Don\'t buy a stock that\'s trending lower, even if it looks like a bargain.
2012: When markets go flat, many successful traders withdraw, leaving the field to gamblers and brokers.
2012: Jesse Livermore, a great speculator of the twentieth century, used to say that there is time to go long, time to go short, and time to go fishing.
2012: A rational trader can make money by remaining calm and following his rules. Around him, the crowd chases rallies, hard with greed.
2012: People are more likely to be rational when alone, and grow more impul-sive when they join crowds.
2012: The more emotional a market, the less efficient it is, and inefficiency creates profit opportunities for calm, disciplined traders.
2012: It is hard to make money in flat markets because your opponents are relatively calm. Rational people make dangerous enemies.
2012: It is easier to take money from traders who are excited by a fast-moving trend because emotional behavior is more primitive and easier to predict. To be a successful trader you must keep your cool at all times and take money from aroused amateurs.
2012: Markets are more efficient during flat trading ranges, when people are apt to use their heads. They grow less efficient during trends, when people become more emotional.
2012: The more active the market, the more traders are emotional. Rational individuals can become a minority, surrounded by those with sweaty palms, pounding hearts, and clouded minds.
2012: Prices reflect intelligent behavior of rational investors and traders, but they also reflect screaming mass hysteria.
2012: Emotional traders do not pursue their best long-term interests. They are too busy savoring the adrenaline rush or too twisted in fear, desperate to extract their fingers from a mouse-trap.
2012: Trad-ing and investing are partly rational and partly emotional. People oft en act on an impulse even if they harm themselves in the process of doing so.
2012: The original plan to buy may have been rational, but implementing it created an emotional storm.
2012: When the markets open on Monday, the best laid plans of mice and men get ripped up in the sweaty palms of traders.
2012: Most traders can be rational on a fine weekend when the markets are closed. They calmly study their charts and decide what to buy and sell, where to take profits, and when to cut losses.
2012: A man who likes peeing against the wind has no right to complain about his cleaning bills.
2012: All of us are smart after the fact; very few are smart early in the game, and only the tiniest percentage has the emotional strength to make a large bet on their vision and hold on to it. Those who can do this consistently, like Warren Bu ffett or Peter Lynch, are hailed as superstars.
2010: Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you like. ~ Mark Twain

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Words of Wisdom

A few words can be more powerful than a long-winded speech. The wisdom can inspire and change the course of a life. You can provide your own adages and proverbs to help enlighten the lives of others.

But let us never forget that the source of helping other people must be victorious suffering. The whining, murmuring pang never does anybody any good.

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