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15 THOUGHTS FROM THE GURU TO WALL STREET

• 1. Warren Buffett, the guru investor wealth is estimated at $39 billion: "Price is what you pay. Value is what you get. No matter whether we're talking about promotions or socks, I prefer to buy quality goods at the moment when he underestimated".
• 2. George Soros, condition - $22 billion: "I am rich because I know when wrong. Simply put, I managed to survive because of their ability to recognize their own mistakes".
•  3. David Rubenstein, the state is estimated at $2.8 billion: “Persist - do not select "no" for an answer. If you are happy sitting in one place and not run the risk, you will sit at the same place for the next 20 years."
• 4. Ray Dalio, the state - $6.5 billion: “It is the desire to objectively evaluate themselves and others strongest features people using their potential, from all others".
•  5. Eddie Lampert, the state - $3 billion: “the Idea of anticipation is key when investing, and in business in General. We can not wait until the situation becomes clear. It is necessary to think - here's what others have done in certain circumstances. Tepe R, under the new circumstances, should be aware of what to do next?"
• 6. T. Boone Pickens, the state - $1.4 billion: “the older I get, the better I can see where to go. If you are going to hunt elephants, do not go astray for the sake of the rabbits”.
•  7. Charlie Munger, the state - $1 billion: “If you look at our last 15 decisions, you will see pretty mediocre achievements. There was no hyperactivity, but it is the sea of patience. You should stick to its principles and possibilities, and when you get a chance, try to exploit it”.
• 8. David Tepper, clean condition - $5 billion: “This company looks cheap, that company looks cheap, but the economy as a whole completely changes the point. The main thing here is to wait. Sometimes the hardest part is just nothing to do.”
•  9. Benjamin Graham: “the Individual investor should act consistently as an investor and inconsistent as a speculator. This means that it needs to be able to rightly judge each purchase and the price paid. The evaluation should be objective, justified, and its result should answer the question - will the investor more than paid".
• 10. Lewis bacon, a net fortune of $1.4 billion: “If you are a speculator, then you have to take the clutter and chaos."
•  11. Paul Tudor Jones net fortune of $3.2 billion: “the most Important thing is to keep the situation under control, never to think, always to trade and protect your rear. As a result, the size doesn't matter".
• 12. Bruce Kovner net worth of $4.3 billion: ”I Believe that new traders are trading 3-5 times more than you need. Newcomers take risks in 5-10% when the percentage should be only 1-2%”.
• 13. Rene Rivkin net worth $346 million, “When you buy shares, ask yourself, would you buy entire company?”
•  14. Peter Lynch, the net state $352 million: “I think the big thing is to realize that for every action the company, and the increase in the cost of each share is only one real reason. The state of business of companies varies from the worst to the best, and small companies become big”.
• 15. John Templeton net worth of $20 billion: “the Time of maximum pessimism is best suited for shopping. The time of maximum optimism is best suited for sales.”

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