Source:Ben Carlson
I found this line very interesting-“Developing a network of contacts brimming with good ideas”
Source:Ben Carlson
I found this line very interesting-“Developing a network of contacts brimming with good ideas”
"Success in investing is not a function of what you buy. It’s a function of what you pay.” – Howard Marks
— D.Muthukrishnan (@dmuthuk) April 24, 2015
A long watch but well worth your time.
“We watch TV,listen to radio or read newspapers.I’m always amused when the pundits say , “stocks went up today because several companies beat analyst’s earning forecasts” or “the market dropped because of increased uncertainty regarding the price of oil.”How do they know?Where do buyers and sellers register their motivations ,such that the media can discern them so definitely?
There’s only one indisputable explanation for why the market went up on a given day:there were more buyers than sellers.When buyers have greater influence in the market than sellers -because would-be buyers predominate relative to sellers;buyers feel more urgency than sellers;or buyers want to buy more shares than sellers want to sell-prices rise.Under those circumstances,sellers enjoy great liquidity and buyers have to pay a premium over prior prices.”-wrote Howard Marks