Success (Second Edition)
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In this respect free willmakes the individual superior to the alternations of the market. He, atleast, is not compelled to be always either exalted or depressed. If hecannot be the master of the market, he is, at least, master of his ownfate.
How, then, should men deal with the alternate cycles of flourishing anddeclining trade? There is a celebrated dictum, "Sell on arising market, buy on a falling one. " That man will be safest who will reject this time-worn theory, or willonly accept it with... profound modifications. The advice I tender on thissubject is as applicable to Throgmorton Street as it is good for MincingLane. The danger of the dictum is that it commits the believer to rowingfor ever against the tide.
Let us take the case of buying on a falling market. That a man shouldabstain from all buying transactions while the market is falling is anabsurd proposition. But it is none the less true in the main that such acourse is a mistaken one. The machinery of his industry must, of course, be kept in motion, or it will rust and cease to be able to move inbetter times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this respect free willmakes the individual superior to the alternations of the market. He, atleast, is not compelled to be always either exalted or depressed. If hecannot be the master of the market, he is, at least, master of his ownfate.
How, then, should men deal with the alternate cycles of flourishing anddeclining trade? There is a celebrated dictum, "Sell on arising market, buy on a falling one. " That man will be safest who will reject this time-worn theory, or willonly accept it with... profound modifications. The advice I tender on thissubject is as applicable to Throgmorton Street as it is good for MincingLane. The danger of the dictum is that it commits the believer to rowingfor ever against the tide.
Let us take the case of buying on a falling market. That a man shouldabstain from all buying transactions while the market is falling is anabsurd proposition. But it is none the less true in the main that such acourse is a mistaken one. The machinery of his industry must, of course, be kept in motion, or it will rust and cease to be able to move inbetter times.
What to read after Success (Second Edition)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beaverbrook Max Aitken Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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