- A wise man chooses to do in the beginning what the fool is forced to do in the end.
- Better to be wrong and rich than right and broke.
- Create an atmosphere of confidence and you will never choke on the bone of contention.
- Develop an edge and stick to it. If you are not living on the edge then you are falling off of one.
- Enter the market prepared or you will exit impaired.
- Forget the last trade or the market will steal your next one.
- Giving in to emotional bias is akin to giving up.
- He who chases three rabbits catches none.
- If it sounds to easy to be true then it is neither easy or true.
- Just say no when the market has said yes one too many times.
- Keep what you have by not keeping what you never intended to have.
- Losers justify and winners rectify.
- Make time for self.
- Noise is the mother of doubt.
- Obvious trades can lead to blind faith.
- Poor execution can result in a broken disposition.
- Quitting is not a fork in the road but a dead end street.
- Reason looks for support in the past while judgment considers the weight of the future.
- Stocks move first and ask questions later.
- Timing the market is like winding a clock that has no hands.
- Understand yourself first and the market last.
- Voice your opinion in mute mode.
- Wishers become has beens when what has been becomes a wish.
- Xtra time in the market could spell disaster in the home.
- Your ability to win is based on your willingness to lose.
- Zoos welcome bulls and bears but pigs…
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