The original Dogs of the Dow strategy is actually not a bad one. It has discipline, it's simple, and if you stick with it and don't tinker with it, you'll end up with a diversified portfolio that should do well.

If you were to say the Prudent Speculator has beat all mutual funds in the past 25 years, it sounds better than saying he beat other newsletters, though it's roughly the same thing.

Anyone who thought analysts are totally objective gets what they deserve. Everyone knows it's going on.

I'm looking at what (the newsletters) recommend and I assume investors are, too.

In the right hands either method can work, and in the wrong hands either method can fail.

I wouldn't think that used car salesmen have any more of a monopoly on misleading claims than financial advisers, ... My advice is don't believe anybody.

You are either long or short. There is no such thing as a hold.

We are really proud of the home. It was a lot of hard work, but I think it came together nicely.