Slow and Steady
 Successful investors get rich slowly. Avoid the temptation to swing for the fences.


Put Compounding to Work
Compounding means that you reinvest your returns rather than spending them. Thanks to the power of compounding; a regular investment plan can yield surprising results. 

Take a Long View
Avoid making decisions based on recent market action. All too often investors pour money into hot markets just before they cool, and shun weak markets primed to soar. 

Diversify
It’s tempting to load up on stocks in today’s hot industry. In times past, that strategy worked because once in favor, an industry often continued its winning ways for years. No more. Now, an industry can turn cold overnight.

Billionaires Set to Fight Over L.A Times - AP - 1 hour, 25 minutes ago
Like a train wreck or a car accident, when rich people do battle, everybody stops to watch. Billionaires Ronald Burkle, Eli Broad and David Geffen haven't taken off the gloves but all signs point to them fighting for ownership of their troubled hometown newspaper, the Los Angeles Times.

 

Deutsche Telekom CEO Resigns - AP - Sun 7:15 pm ET
Deutsche Telekom AG Chief Executive Kai-Uwe Ricke will step down from Europe 's biggest telecommunications company on Monday, the company said -- making him the second CEO in Germany to lose his job in less than a week.

The Best Investment Advice I Ever Received: Priceless Wisdom from Warren Buffett, Jim Cramer, Suze Orman, Steve Forbes, and Dozens of Other Top Financial Experts
by Liz Claman
ISBN: 0446578479
$23.99/U.S.   -   $31.99/CAN
240 pages
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Excerpt from book:
 "The Best Investment
Advice I Ever Received From The Greatest Investor Of Our Time, Warren Buffett, I was anchoring my financial news program one day when I looked in the camera and announced to the viewers, "Billionaire investor Warren Buffett just took a stake in an Israeli company. "