1.It& #39;s far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price.

以合理的價(jià)格投資優(yōu)異的公司勝于以優(yōu)異的價(jià)格投資平庸的公司。

2.Charlie and I have an extreme aversion to permanent capital losses, and we won& #39;t take their money unless we expect to run it fairly well.

查理和我對(duì)永久性的資本損失極為反感，除非我們預(yù)期能把他們的錢運(yùn)作得相當(dāng)好，否則，我們不會(huì)接受他們的錢。

3.I don& #39;t look to jump over seven-foot bars: I look around for one-foot bars that I can step over.

我不會(huì)想要跳過(guò)7英尺高的障礙我向四周尋找我可以跨過(guò)去的一英尺高的障礙。

4.Never lose your principal.

永遠(yuǎn)不要損失本金。

5.There is only one secret to getting rich investing in stocks, buy them and lock them in a box and wait, patiently!

投資股票致富的秘訣只有一條，買了股票以后鎖在箱子里等待，耐心地等待！

6.Doing what you haven& #39;t done is called growth, doing what you don& #39;t want to do is called change, and doing what you don& #39;t dare to do is called a breakthrough!

做你沒做過(guò)的事情叫成長(zhǎng)，做你不愿意做的事情叫改變，做你不敢做的事情叫突破！

7.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(chǎng)仗，只有及時(shí)回頭看，才有可能成功！

8.Someone is sitting in the shade today because he planted a tree a long time ago.

有人今天坐在樹蔭下，因?yàn)樗芫靡郧胺N了一棵樹。

9.People who work all day can& #39;t get rich; wealth is a compensation for perception, not a reward for diligence.

整天工作的人，是發(fā)不了財(cái)?shù)?，?cái)富是對(duì)認(rèn)知的補(bǔ)償，而不是對(duì)勤奮的獎(jiǎng)賞。

10.There is no doubt that some people become rich by borrowing money and investing it, but this type of operation can also leave you penniless.

毫無(wú)疑問(wèn)，有些人通過(guò)借錢投資成為巨富，但此類操作同樣可能使你一貧如洗。