Source: Kigaku Club

1. Stock God - Buffett

1. Be afraid when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are afraid.

2. If you haven't been prepared to hold a stock for 10 years, don't hold that stock for even 10 minutes.

3. It takes 20 years to earn a good reputation, and 5 minutes is enough to destroy it. If you understand this, the way you do things will be different.

4. For me, investing is both a sport and a form of entertainment. I love to “catch rare, fast-moving elephants” by searching for good prey.

5. You only know who is swimming naked when the tide is low.

6. When a powerful company faced a huge but solvable crisis, an excellent investment opportunity came quietly.

7. Invest in businesses rather than stocks.

8. It's foolish to own a stock and expect it to rise tomorrow morning.

9. Even if the Chairman of the Federal Reserve secretly tells me about the monetary policy for the next two years, I won't change any of my investment behavior for it.

10. I love simple things.

2. Financial giant - Soros

1. Hype is like the law of the forest in the animal world, which specifically attacks the weak. This practice is often successful.

2. I was born poor, but I must never be poor when I die.

3. It's not important to judge right or wrong; what matters is how much profit you get when you're right and how much you lose when you're wrong.

4. In the stock market, seek out mutations that others haven't realized.

5. There is nothing to blame for taking the risk, but at the same time, remember never to be alone.

6. The stock market is generally untrustworthy, so if you follow the trend in the Wall Street area, then your stock business is bound to be very bleak.

7. Being in the market, you have to be prepared to endure pain.

8. I make as many mistakes as anyone else about anything, but what makes me superhuman is that I can recognize my own mistakes.

9. To be successful, you must have plenty of free time.

10. You don't have to understand everything, but you have to know more than others in one aspect.

3. Speculative genius - Andrea Costolani

1. Crashes are usually preceded by a sharp rise, and all surges end with a crash and are repeated over and over again.

2. The patient did not die of illness, but from the medicine people gave him.

3. When the price began to rise, the smaller the trading volume of this stock, the more optimistic the situation.

4. At most, any software is only as smart as its programmer.

5. Money is to the stock market, just like oxygen for breathing and gasoline for engines.

6. A breakthrough after intensive price consolidation is usually a risky trading opportunity.

7. The retracement often stops at gaps.

8. Shares of the most famous listed companies are the easiest to over-speculate.

9. Stocks are never too high, too high for you to start buying, and never too low, too low to start selling.

10. Over 80 years of stock trading, I've learned at least one thing: speculation is an art, not a science.

4. The most amazing master of technical analysis - William Gann

1. Do not buy after a significant increase in volume, and do not sell after a drastic decrease in volume.

2. Nothing new under the sun.

3. Once you fully grasp the angle line, you can solve any problem and determine the trend of any stock.

4. Get involved only in stocks that are actively traded, and avoid those that move slowly and seldom traded.

5. When market trends aren't obvious, it's better to look on the field.

6. Only individual stocks with good performance will have strong resistance to falling.

7. Charts can reflect the overall psychological state of any stock market or company shareholder.

8. The adjustments will only make the stock market healthier.

9. Don't buy it all at once; arrogance is a sin.

10. When trading is lost, don't gambler-style increase in order to reduce costs.

5. Global Travel Investor - Jim Rogers

1. It would be both easier and more profitable if I only acted according to what I understood, rather than asking others to tell me what to do.

2. Never lose money, do what you are familiar with, and wait until you find a great opportunity to invest.

3. I've always been unconcerned about the rise and fall of the market; I'm only concerned about whether there are companies in the market that meet my investment standards.

4. When everyone is crazy, you have to stay calm.

5. Just stand by and wait for the general trend to develop naturally.

6. Judging from historical experience, once the commodity market enters a bull market cycle, it can last as short as 15 years, and as long as 23 years.

7. The combination of making money and ideals is the most wonderful thing.

8. Success often leads to being overwhelmed by victory, and it is especially necessary to think calmly at times like this.

9. When the media's opinions are on the other side, you should calmly stand opposite them.

10. The risk lies in the market itself.

6. Stock Market Bale - Philip Fisher

1. Hold on to growth stocks.

2. The funniest thing about the stock market is that everyone who buys and realizes at the same time thinks they are smarter than their partner.

3. You'll never be able to understand every aspect of yourself or the market.

4. Cash flow is an important health indicator for any company.

5. In this age of intense competition, even if a company's products or services are excellent, it is impossible for the company to survive without being good at marketing.

6. Don't dance with the crowd.

7. Investors seeking significant capital growth should downplay the importance of dividends.

8. To invest in stocks, you need to actually understand the company's business situation, and you must not be fooled by some false figures.

9. When buying really good growth stocks, in addition to considering the price, don't forget the timing factor.

10. Investing in stocks inevitably requires luck in some places, but in the long run, good luck and bad luck will go hand in hand. If you want to continue to be successful, you must rely on skill and good use of principles.

7. Peter Lynch, a legend in fund history

1. The state of the company is 100% correlated with the state of the stock.

2. Stocks in cyclical industries should be bought when the price-earnings ratio is high and sold when the price-earnings ratio is low.

3. Buy shares in profitable companies and don't throw them away when you don't have a good reason.

4. As long as they do a little careful research on stocks, ordinary investors can also become stock investment experts, and their results in stock selection can be as good as Wall Street experts.

5. Investments without research, just like never watching cards when playing poker, are bound to fail.

6. What ultimately determines the fate of investors is neither the stock market nor those listed companies; rather, investors themselves decide their own fate.

7. You need to be confident in stock trading; if you don't have confidence, you will fail.

8. The market is always born out of despair, grows in half-belief and half-doubt, matures in hope, and destroys in hope.

9. The rules for winners in the stock market are: don't buy backward stocks, don't buy mediocre stocks, and do your best to target leading stocks.

10. Let the trend be your friend.

8. Roy Newberg, the father of the American Mutual Fund

1. I understand that money can make the world work, but I don't believe in money; I know that art can't make the world work, but I believe in art.

2. Successful investments are built on existing knowledge and experience.

3. Other people's shoes don't fit your feet.

4. Timing may not decide everything, but timing can determine many things.

5. A real investor doesn't invest his money as freely as gambling; he only invests in tools that have sufficient potential to make a profit.

6. Stocks are clearly the asset of choice for all investors looking for long-term growth.

7. Technical indicators are ever-changing, and volume is the only real deal.

8. Shareholders may not care about CE0 reading novels or drunk driving, but they care about CE0 fraud.

9. It's right to love a stock, but when its stock price is high, let others love it.

10. If a stock can stand between a certain price for a long time, then that price is a reasonable price.

9. Bernard Baruch, the leading investment guru in the stock market and politics

1. I was able to avoid disaster because I threw it away too early every time.

2. When everyone cheers for the stock market, you have to sell decisively, regardless of whether it continues to rise; when it's cheap enough that no one wants it, you should dare to buy it, regardless of whether it will fall again.

3. A new high nurtures a new high, and a new low nurtures a new low.

4. Whoever says he can always get away with the bottom is definitely lying.

5. Don't expect to be right every time; if you make a mistake, the sooner you stop the loss, the better.

6. Whoever lives the longest can live the most at ease and earn the most money.

7. They weren't beaten by the market; they were defeated by themselves.

8. As an investor, there are definitely some stocks that are unforgettable to lose.

9. One must understand the interaction of reason and emotion as they alternately influence the market.

10. Be careful with anyone who gives you insider information, whether it's a barber, beautician, or restaurant runner.

10. The god of Japanese stocks - Shigekawa Ginzo

1. The stock market is the place with the most rumors. If you have to buy and sell every time you hear a rumor, then no matter how much money you have, it's not enough to make compensation.

2. To keep an eye on changes in the economy and stock market on a daily basis, you must do your own research.

3. Investors must be in the same state of mind as turtles, observe slowly, and trade carefully.

4. Don't be too optimistic; don't think that the stock market will continue to rise, and you must operate with your own funds.

5. Eat only eight minutes full.

6. Trading is not buying low and selling high; in fact, it is buying high and selling higher; the strong are stronger and the weak are weaker.

7. Before I went in, I knew when to quit.

8. Choose promising stocks that have great promise in the future, but have not been detected by the world, and hold them for a long time.

9. Don't just throw in a newspaper or magazine a useful topic.

10. Unpredictable events can happen at any time, so it's important to remember that investing in stocks is always risky.

Editor/jayden