1.還有什么能比投資于一個優(yōu)秀企業(yè)所帶來的回報更高的呢？

What could be better than the returns that come from investing in a great business?

2.我不知道市場會怎么走。我更愿意看到市場下跌，但這是我的一廂情愿。

I have no idea were the market is going to go. I prefer it going down. But my preferences have nothing to do with it. 

3.最為有效的制止投機的方式，就是一個高到極端的股票價位。

The most effective way to stop speculation is a high to extreme stock price.

4.價值投資的機會來自于其他人做了“愚蠢又錯誤的決定”。

The opportunity for value investment comes from others making "foolish and wrong decisions".

5.對大多數(shù)從事投資的人來講，重要的不是知道多少，而是怎樣正確對待自己不明白的東西。

For most people involved in investing, it& #39;s not how much they know, but how well they understand what they don& #39;t understand that counts.

6.狂躁抑郁的個性產(chǎn)生狂躁抑郁的定價。這種失?？梢詭椭轿覀儯谖覀冑I賣其他公司的股票時。

Manic-depressive personalities produce manic-depressive pricing. This disorder can be helpful when buying and selling shares in other companies.

7.如果你無法左右局面，那么錯失一次機會也不是什么壞事。

A missed opportunity is not a bad thing if you can& #39;t sway the situation.

8.尋找超級明星，給我們提供了走向成功的唯一機會。

The search for superstars gives us the only chance towards success.

9.我從不使用預測工具，它們越是顯得嚴謹，你就應當越加小心。

I never use prediction tools; the more rigorous they appear, the more careful you should be.

10.我們決不會考慮那些預測結果，我們最關心、最需要深入了解的是歷史記錄。

We will never consider the results of those predictions, what we care about and need to know more about is the historical record.

以上內容為巴菲特經(jīng)典語錄整理

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