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Friday, March 17, 2017
Cash is a Terrible Investment
Thursday, March 16, 2017
Stock Market is a Voting Machine
Stock Market is a Voting Machine in the Short Run |
"But I think it is very easy to see what is likely ti happen over the long term. Ben Graham told us why: 'Though the stock market functions like a voting machine in the short run, it acts as a weighing machine in the long run.' Fear and greed play important roles when votes are being cast, but they don't register on the scale."
Warren Buffett
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