When I was eleven, I became interested in watching the stock market, and I thought stocks were things that went up and down, which I charted. I read books on technical analysis like Edwards and Mickey, and I read that whole thing over and over again. However, when I read the book "The Intelligent Investor," I stopped investing in individual stocks and began buying businesses that happened to be publicly traded, becoming an owner of a business instead.
I'm happier when stocks are going down because I can buy more of them with the same amount of money. Over time, I know I'll win, which is what matters most. The game is easy if you have the right mindset about what you're buying. What I enjoy most is being trusted by people, and I prefer working with partners rather than alone in a room.
When I was six years old, John D. Rockefeller was the richest man in the world. Today, we have better medicine, education, entertainment, transportation, and more. It's astounding to think about how much progress has been made in my lifetime.
The federal government ultimately holds the power and it is important that they do not interfere with capitalism, and likewise that capitalism does not interfere with the government. As for the taxes that have been collected from me, they belong to me, and if I want to purchase 50 super yachts, I am entitled to do so. However, it is important to consider the impact of my actions on others, as the government may use these funds for things that benefit society as a whole.
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