Incorrigible Quote by Benjamin Graham^David L.Dodd

“What counts for most people in investing is not how much they know, but rather how realistically they define what they don't know.”

— Lawrence A. Cunningham

“Two is not greater than three, even for extremely large values of two.”

— Jeffrey Lemkin

“That the state might exceed its remit and damage the market by distorting its operations was not taken very seriously in these years.”

— Tony Judt

“Is not an event in fact more significant and noteworthy the greater the number of fortuities necessary to bring it about?”

— Milan Kundera

“I believe the more personally removed people are from a major financial event, the less it is to affect their appetite for risk.”

— Ziad K. Abdelnour

“People with more money than sense must be very careful that, when their fortune diminishes, their reason does not dwindle with it.”

— Jessie Lewis

“I mean if we all looked at how much Bill Gates has in his bank and allowed that to act as a distraction then…

— Stephen Richards

“Why should it feel so risky to count concretely on a future?”

— Barbara Kingsolver

“financial transactions that produced both wealth and unpopularity.”

— Thomas Sowell

“without emboldening people to envisage the unlikely, we increase risk rather than diminish it.”

— Shimon Peres

“No one talks about money more than people who have too much of it.”

— Francoise Sagan

“This was the very limit beyond which none of them had ever speculated, or even known that there was any speculation to be done.”

— Douglas Adams