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Look around, everyone is smart. Smart is now the minimum. Everyone has a college degree. Everyone tested well. That’s what got you in the door. Smart is how you even got to the table. Now what? - Joshua Brown

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Securities that have plummeted in price and then moved sideways for a period of time can (unfortunately) continue to move sideways for quite a while longer before (hopefully) breaking out to the upside. Even worst, they can also fail and breakdown through the previous low. But extended consolidation patterns are often followed by something good. - Jay Kaeppel

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You got to be very careful if you don't know where you're going, because you might not get there. - Yogi Berra

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I’m right, and you’re smart, and sooner or later you’ll see I’m right. - Charlie Munger

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One day you wake up and realize you have a great idea. You tell people about it. Not everyone gets it. The reason it’s a great idea is because no one’s thought of it before. But it means other people’s first response to your great idea may be confusion. And people deal with confusion by dismissing whatever they don’t understand. You put everything you have into this idea and promoting its usefulness. It’s one of the hardest things you’ve ever done. And the idea is great, so it works. You get the results you want. Your analysis was right. Your predictions come true. You overcame doubters and solved a problem. You’re now known as the person with the great idea. It feels awesome. That’s when things start to change. Feeling awesome attract attention from people who want a piece of that same feeling. They start emulating your great idea. First they copy it directly. The hole that your great idea promised to fill now has others shoveling dirt into it. Competition – from coworkers, other companies, or other investors – arrives. Soon your great idea loses its appeal. Not because it’s wrong, but because it was so right that other people who copied and then built upon your idea chase out the uniqueness that once made it great. Fight. Defend. Push. Convince. - Morgan Housel

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Bull markets are like sex. They feel best at the end. - Warren Buffet

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As always, please remember that this is an example of a speculative (...) trade and not a recommendation. - Jay Kaeppel

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When everyone is too afraid to take big risks, it’s hard to get a truly threatening bubble underway. - Joshua Brown

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All the math you need in the stock market you get in the fourth grade. -Peter Lynch

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There are a million and one ways to find a trade. There is no one best way. But just to give you the idea I will mention one way and highlight a current setup. That being said, and as always, I do not make recommendations on this blog. The particular setup I will highlight may work out beautifully, or it may be a complete bust. So do not rush out and make a trade based on this just because you read it – you know – on the internet. - Jay Kaeppel