1.Although wealth cannot buy wisdom, it is more impossible to have wisdom without it.

雖說財(cái)富無法買得智慧，但沒有財(cái)富，就更不可能擁有智慧。

2. The advice "you never go broke taking a profit" is foolish.

“落袋為安，永不破產(chǎn)”是愚蠢的建議。

3.The kind of people you approach, the kind of path you take!

你接近什么樣的人，就會(huì)走什么樣的路！

4.Defeating greed is one of the hardest battles an investor has to fight, and the only way to succeed is to look back in time!

戰(zhàn)勝貪欲是投資者最難打的一場仗，只有及時(shí)回頭看，才有可能成功！

5.You have to do things when the opportunity presents itself.

你得在機(jī)會(huì)來臨的時(shí)候做事。

6.The existence of the market provides us with a reference and makes it easy for us to find out if someone has done something stupid.

市場的存在為我們提供參考，方便我們發(fā)現(xiàn)是否有人干了蠢事。

7.Investing wisely can make you very rich, as long as you are not overly eager to get ahead.

只要不是過于急于求成，合理投資能使你非常富有。

8.Regardless of whether a company is large-cap, small-cap, mid-cap, or ultra-small-cap, we only consider these points: Can we understand the business of this company? Do we like the management of the company? Is the company cheap?

不管一家公司是大盤、小盤、中盤、還是超小盤，我們只考慮這么幾點(diǎn)：這家公司的生意我們能不能看懂？這家公司的管理層我們喜不喜歡？這家公司的價(jià)格是否便宜？

9.You must have a reason for what you& #39;re buying, and if you can& #39;t give a reason, don& #39;t buy it.

自己要買什么，一定要有個(gè)理由，說不出來理由的，別買。

10.Since actively traded markets periodically present us with few and far between opportunities, our investment approach lies in seizing and capitalizing on such opportunities.

既然交易活躍的市場，周期性地在我們面前展現(xiàn)出少之又少的機(jī)會(huì)，我們的投資方法就在于把握和利用這種機(jī)會(huì)。