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In Every Mutual Fund Prospectus, In Every Sales Promotional Folder, And In Every Mutual Fund Advertisement (albeit In Print Almost Too Small To Read), The Following Warning Appears: "past Performance Is No Guarantee Of Future Results."

When The Economy Was Going Up, [milton Friedman And I] Both Gave The Same Advice, And When The Economy Was Going Down, We Gave The Same Advice. But In Between He Didn't Change His Advice At All.

By Keeping Labor Supply Down, Immigration Policy Tends To Keep Wages High. Let Us Underline This Basic Principle: Limitation Of The Supply Of Any Grade Of Labor Relative To All Other Productive Factors Can Be Expected To Raise Its Wage Rate; And Increase In Supply Will, Other Things Being Equal, Tend To Depress Wage Rates.

If We Made An Income Pyramid Out Of A Child's Blocks, With Each Layer Portraying $1,000 Of Income, The Peak Would Be Far Higher Than The Eiffel Tower, But Almost All Of Us Would Be Within A Yard Of The Ground.

The Sad Truth Is That It Is Precisely Those Who Disagree Most With The Hypothesis Of Efficient Market Pricing Of Stocks, Those Who Pooh-pooh Beta Analysis And All That, Who Are Least Able To Understand The Analysis Needed To Test That Hypothesis.