In his book The Intelligent Investor, Benjamin Graham asked readers to imagine they are in business with a person named Mr. Market. This person is constantly offering to buy or sell shares, and because they suffer from a mood disorder, the only consistent thing about these offers is their extreme prices.
That means sometimes the price is far too high, and sometimes it’s far too low. Investors should remain patient and stick to their plans no matter what, but it’s not easy. This page collects some of the best advice we’ve found on how to do it.
Say It Ain’t So, Joe
June 15, 2017
For many of us who have been in the industry for many years, the evidence is hard to take.
How Should You Invest Now?
January 9, 2017
We want to understand what's happening around us. But what else are we doing? Sticking to our plans.
Why Do Warren’s Words Carry Weight?
May 16, 2016
Warren Buffett has unique personal I.P. that can be summed up in two words: experience & respect.
Don’t Let Your Portfolio Get Sacked
February 6, 2016
Is winning really defined by outperforming the other guy or is it about reaching goals on behalf of your family?
