— Benjamin Graham
Category: Investing
In investing, what is comfortable is rarely profitable
— Robert Arnott
“you can’t succeed if you do not survive. Don’t forget the man who was 6 feet tall who drowned crossing the stream that was 5 feet deep on average.”
— Howard Marks
Conventional wisdom results in conventional returns
– Mario Gabelli
In putting together my own investment portfolio, a sizeable piece is devoted to dividend-paying stocks. The aim is not necessarily to beat or equal the S&P 500…
— Chris Volk “… The aim is to have a pool of rising cash flow that covers a reasonable amount of my living costs so that I do not need to be dependent on capital gains, margin loans or market moves. Historically, I have found it a challenge to find dividend yields approximating 5%. Keep
the difference between rich and wealthy…
— from https://www.collaborativefund.com/blog/the-rich-and-the-wealthy/ ”… Rich means you have cash to buy stuff. Wealth means you have unspent savings and investments that provide some level of intangible and lasting pleasure – independence, autonomy, controlling your time, and doing what you want to do, when you want to do it, with whom you want to do it