Quote by Daniel Ammann Download Open image ““It is better to die on one’s feet than to live on one’s knees.”” — Daniel Ammann ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.2 out of 5 (3 ratings) Copy quoteShare
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“His 1952 report card describes him as “purposeful,” “actively creative,” “strongly controlling,” “deeply and generally concerned,” “assumes much responsibility,” and “exceptionally stable.” — Daniel Ammann Copy Share Image
“Who is sitting on a commodity without recognizing its complete potential? How do technological developments or political events such as wars affect the demand… — Daniel Ammann Copy Share Image
“It is one of the ironies of history that the persecution and expulsion of the Jews is what made such an efficient trading community… — Daniel Ammann Copy Share Image
“It’s only a good deal when the two signatories are laughing together at the table. That’s the only way a partnership can have any… — Daniel Ammann Copy Share Image
“I’m driven by what drives most people: ambition,” Rich said to me.” — Daniel Ammann Copy Share Image
“Products can be sold for a better price when there is a shortage, and crises and wars can also offer business opportunities.” — Daniel Ammann Copy Share Image
“As a trader you often walk on the blade. Be careful and don’t step off.” — Daniel Ammann Copy Share Image
“sell a product at the highest possible price to a client in need is like taking candy from a baby,” — Daniel Ammann Copy Share Image
“You cry a little and then you move on,” he replies when asked how he deals with defeat.” — Daniel Ammann Copy Share Image
“Mankind has developed through ambitions. Some wanted to climb higher, some wanted to run faster, some wanted to fly, others to dive. I wanted… — Daniel Ammann Copy Share Image
