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Internal and external - are two basic perspectives with which we are all familiar. The human body, for example has an internal life of its own, whose facilitator is the blood. All internal life has FLOW as the residing characteristic of its motion.

The external perspective is that which forms the limits and boundaries of all the beings wrapped up in the internal existence. Thus its residing principle is rigidity or FIXATION. Both of these states (that is, flow and fixation) are fundamental to the transitions with which the human body undergoes as it evolves, and the one cannot live without the other. It is thus for all phenomena on the globe - including this work.

This work has been published with the aim of giving the reader an overview of these two perspectives that form the basis of its existence as outlined above. The letters, words and characters are the inhabitants of the internal part. They work together in building the compounds and molecules which present themselves as sentences and paragraphs on the page. They are the FLOWING life blood of the book.

Moreover, the reader will notice golden subdivisions between various sections within the text. These outline the "fixed page" perspective, which the reader would be subject to, had they been reading the printed edition of the work. Their "rigidity" is a metaphor for the minimal control that human's have over the skeletal frame of their bodies.

It is indeed thoroughly important that the reader grasp these two perspectives when reading this work.

Even though the book can be read from any perspective whatever, the most important aspects, which have to be adhered to, are those of TIME and SPACE. Through their guidance, it is hoped, the investor will be led to the subtle dimensions of thought, necessary for the understanding and attainment of their success.

The Publisher

If ever there were a book to carry the astute individual through from the beginning of his or her investment study right through to the very end of it, that book is most certainly the Dictionary of Investment Thoughts. It is indeed the investor's most powerful book, containing all he or she will ever need to think about in order to forecast prices many years in advance.

This minute volume of three hundred and sixty five carefully selected quotes, one for each day of the year, is merely a subset of that great book, being a product of great demand from readers, for me to provide them with one quote, each day that will help them think rightly about their stock and commodity prices; Thus providing them with an astute way of "joining the D.O.Ts" in an intelligible manner.

I stress that it is not, however, a substitute of that great book. Moreover it is compiled with the busiest of investors in mind, he or she not having the time to dedicate fully two to three years to the absorption of the Dictionary's contents; yet requiring the innate essence of its knowledge to add to his or her investment success.

All these quotes are the result of experience. They do not wither away with the passing of time but maintain their grandeur in all ages. I can accept the scepticism most investors will have at this point. Yet practical experience will serve to break down your walls of doubt and help you to fully understand why truth is truly stranger than fiction; and why knowledge is the principle thing; and why the getting of it brings wisdom and great understanding.