John Neff

It’s not always easy to do what’s not popular, but that’s where you make your money. Buy stocks that look bad to less careful investors and hang on until their real value is recognized
Investment success does not require glamour stocks or bull markets
I don’t want a lot of good investments, I want a few outstanding ones
In the bargain, you can make good money
Eventually, good stocks of good companies with solid earnings and low price-earnings ratios receive the attention they deserve
Low P/E stocks still offer opportunities to investors who dare to embrace them. But a crowd mentality still drives investing behavior
With patience, luck, and sound judgment… you keep moving forward. That’s the nature of the investment game
The market has good days and bad days, good years and bad years. You can’t predict them, and they can reverse course with stunning speed. But you can learn to cope with them and improve your odds
If you buy stocks when they are out of favor and unloved, and sell them into strength when other investors recognize their merits, you’ll often go home with handsome gains
I’ve never bought a stock unless, in my view, it was on sale
I don’t read the valuations or predictions. I study the numbers
Never say ‘never’ in the wonderful world of stock market fluctuations
The market’s personality. It is irrational and unsentimental. It is cantankerous and hostile. At times, it is forgiving and congenial
To us, ugly stocks were often beautiful
Despite their solid earnings, they are rejected and ignored by investors caught in the clutch of groupthink
Long-term investment strategies need not rest on a few very risky glamour stocks
Don’t make fundamental mistakes
There is a thin line between being a contrarian and being just plain stubborn
On some fund managers focusing purely on how much particular stocks could go up, what about risk?
Teaching invited many questions about my own learning curve
Value investing demands sober reflection. Scare to begin with, sober reflection gets even scarcer as bull markets progress

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