1) Be truthful and ethical – Always obey the law. It’s the right thing to do and “honest people don’t get entangled in legal problems.”
2) Check the facts – Don’t let wishful thinking guide you.
3) Save your money – Even if your friends spend on high living, expensive clothes, impressive vacations and other indulgences, you should save. Before you spend money on anything, ask whether it’s worth the price. Rogers recalls his first wife, who was inclined to spend when he was inclined to save, and says that marriage didn’t go well. He praises his present wife, who shares his yen to save.
4) Know your strengths and your weak points – Everyone makes mistakes, but you should recognize your errors and learn from them.
5) Don’t be afraid of change – Welcome it. Investors who pay attention to change can do very well. Do not buy something just because the price is low. For the price to go up, some important change must happen that people recognize. If you are the first to see change coming, you can make big profits.
6) Make your own luck – The luckiest people tend to be the hardest working and the most informed. That’s another reason to always do your homework. Rogers once bought a diamond in the black market in Africa, only to find out later that it was glass. He didn’t know enough to tell the difference. He considers the experience a relatively cheap way to have learned to invest only in things that he
thoroughly understands.
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