1.人們寧愿得到一張下周可能會(huì)贏得大獎(jiǎng)的抽獎(jiǎng)券，也不愿抓住一個(gè)機(jī)會(huì)慢慢致富。

People would rather get a raffle ticket that could win a big prize next week than take a chance on an opportunity to get rich slowly.

2.真正的財(cái)富是懂得如何運(yùn)用自己的資源，而不僅僅是擁有多少資源。

True wealth is knowing how to use your resources, not just how many you have.

3.別犯傻，你就能在股市賺大錢。

Don& #39;t be silly and you can make a fortune in the stock market.

4.我們錯(cuò)過了很多投資機(jī)會(huì)，但很少感到遺憾。

We miss a lot of investment opportunities, but rarely feel sorry for them.

5.我做過的所有投資當(dāng)中，買格雷厄姆的書就是最好的投資。

Of all the investments I& #39;ve made, buying Graham& #39;s book was the best one.

6.我們想的不是怎么獲得超高的回報(bào)率，而是始終牢記永遠(yuǎn)不虧錢。 

Instead of thinking about how to get a super high rate of return, we always keep in mind to never lose money. 

7.良好投資的關(guān)鍵是，有判斷力、原則性和耐心。

The key to good investing is to have judgment, principle and patience.

8.有人今天坐在樹蔭下，是因?yàn)樗芫靡郧胺N了一棵樹。

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

9.我認(rèn)為，只要是一個(gè)群體，所有成員共同參與決策，幾乎不可能讓投資工作達(dá)到一流水平。

I believe that as long as there is a group of people, all members of which are involved in decision making, it is almost impossible for an investment to work at a first class level.

10.人們有一種不健康的心理，喜歡把簡單的事情復(fù)雜化。

People have an unhealthy tendency to complicate simple things.