When it comes to investing wisdom, the author of today’s article cites his late friend – a London-based money manager who managed to beat stock market indexes over decades – as saying the following: “Everything you need to know probably fits on one piece of paper.” The author proceeds to outline the simple stock-buying principles that he learned from his friend over the years. Why might investors be wise to view the year-ahead market forecasts of the “blue-chip investment crowd” as contrarian indicators and buy what this group is too afraid to buy? Why might investors be better off learning about the history of Wall Street rather than finance? CLICK HERE to read more.