Investing Quote by Peter F. Hamilton

“The flood of cheap manufactures, for which the people have no need,destroys their industries. They become dependent on this trade and the demand for…

— Barry Unsworth

It is a fact worth pondering that four centuries ago the evil of "an abundance or surplus" arose from its being kept off the…

— Benjamin Graham

“During a bubble, we often hear stories about how some grand new era makes previous valuation standards obsolete.”

— Alan S. Blinder

“Everywhere, there was imbalance, and the surest path to profit was to be between something valuable and someone who valued it.”

— James S.A. Corey

Tough times helped many commodities traders become lean and mean through consolidation, mergers and cost cutting. All that excess supply has been sopped up.

— Jim Rogers

“We live in a global economy where voracious political and corporate greed has turned your life into a disposable commodity to be used and…

— Martin Yate

“You said how strange it was that people were prepared to buy expensive material objects, but when it came to making an investment in…

— Sarah Ferguson

“These valuable thing produced in us a feeling of intimidation. We knew that no matter how far we got in life, we would never…

— Nicole Krauss

“If mediocrity becomes the norm, the quantity of outstanding producers will decline, as will general prosperity.”

— Ben Carson

“They recognized that they had a fabulously valuable asset—that others didn’t even notice—just waiting to be mined.”

— Tina Seelig

“As events developed, the debate about jobs and energy extraction in general became more divisive. Those at one extreme embraced the industry as an…

— Tom Wilber

“this was a consequence of increasing prosperity, which, curiously enough, just seemed to bring out greed and selfishness.”

— Alexander McCall Smith