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on Friday, November 26, 2021Stephen Sondheim Money Quote saying the cost to invest in theater productions is beyond individuals and requires corporate investment. Stephen Sondheim said:
“You can’t have personal investors anymore because it’s too expensive, so you have to have corporate investment or a lot of rich people” — Stephen Sondheim
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Dylan Ratigan: Buy Up Assets
on Friday, May 8, 2020Dylan Ratigan Money Quote saying funds from the Cares Act was given inappropriately to banks and investors to acquire assets of those losing them. Dylan Ratigan said:
“This is not a bailout for the American people, this is giving cash to a small group of investors and banks so that they can buy up bankrupt assets from everybody else” — Dylan Ratigan
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Mary Jo White: Crowdfund Capital
on Friday, September 27, 2019Mary Jo White Money Quote saying that there is great interest in creating a new method to raise capital for business through crowdfunding by adapting SEC rules. Mary Jo White said:
“This rulemaking has generated tremendous interest from potential issuers, investors, and intermediaries. The more than 480 comment letters we received raised a number of important issues, focused on the best ways to protect investors while ensuring that securities-based crowdfunding is a workable path for raising capital by smaller companies” — Mary Jo White
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Peter Lynch: Investors Lost in Corrections
on Thursday, January 18, 2018Peter Lynch Money Quote saying everyone worries about overvalued stock market drops to correct bubbles in valuation while they have lost more in fearful protective moves. Peter Lynch said:
“Far more money has been lost by investors preparing for corrections, or trying to anticipate corrections, than has been lost in corrections themselves” — Peter Lynch
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Peter Lynch is saying that many investors lose more money by trying to anticipate stock market corrections and selling their investments before a correction occurs, rather than just remaining invested through an actual market correction. By selling early to try to avoid losses, these investors often end up missing out on gains when the market rebounds. Lynch argues it is usually better to remain invested with a long-term perspective rather than trying to time short-term market movements, which is very difficult to do successfully.
- It’s very difficult to successfully predict short-term ups and downs in the market. Most individual investors struggle with market timing.
- By remaining invested through downturns, you’ll be able to benefit when prices rebound and the market rises again over the long run.
- Investors who try to time the market often miss out on gains if they sell before a recovery.
Lynch believes focusing on long-term investing in strong companies, rather than short-term trading, leads to better overall returns for most people.
Andy Green: Wells Fargo Fraud & KPMG
on Saturday, August 19, 2017Andy Green Money Quote saying few have asked why outside auditors (KPMG) didn’t call attention to Wells Fargo fraudulent sales practices. Andy Green said:
![There’s been far too little attention since the [Wells Fargo] crisis on how the external auditors [KPMG] should be looking out for the public. They are not just bookkeepers, but the investors’, and the capital markets’ last defense against accounting manipulation and fraud Quote](https://itsamoneything.com/money/wp-content/uploads/Andy-Green-KPMG-Wells-Fargo-Fraud.jpg)
“There’s been far too little attention since the [Wells Fargo] crisis on how the external auditors [KPMG] should be looking out for the public. They are not just bookkeepers, but the investors’, and the capital markets’ last defense against accounting manipulation and fraud” — Andy Green
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John Bogle: Investors Pay Nothing
on Wednesday, May 24, 2017John Bogle Money Quote saying he defines ironic as getting all when paying none in the stock market. John Bogle said:
“The grim irony of investing, then, is that we investors as a group not only don’t get what we pay for, we get precisely what we don’t pay for. So if we pay for nothing, we get everything” — John Bogle
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Elayne Boosler: SEC Kisses Schwab
on Tuesday, March 28, 2017Elayne Boosler Money Quote saying money market investors taken to cleaners by Charles Schwab were repaid pennies on dollar for lost investment money. Elayne Boosler said:
“I totally, totally resent the fact that the SEC (is the rest of its name “RET”?) let Charles Schwab plead out to a deal that repaid innocent money market investors about ten cents on the dollar” — Elayne Boosler
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Charles A. Jaffe: Investors Face Risk Always
on Wednesday, March 16, 2016Charles A. Jaffe Money Quote saying sea mammals face risk when taking specific actions – but investors face risk always. Charles A. Jaffe said:
Whales only get harpooned when they come to the surface, and turtles can only move forward when they stick their neck out, but investors face risk, no matter what they do
— Charles A. Jaffe
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