The lines that stuck
Famous and less famous quotes from the investors who shaped modern markets.
Words of wisdom
“Be fearful when others are greedy.” Easy. But who said the other forty? Read the line, name the investor, beat the clock.
Three names per round
Buffett, Munger, Graham, Dalio, Lynch, Bogle, Soros, Templeton and more.
Philosophy in one line
Every quote is a compressed argument about risk, patience or price.
Quotes as a shortcut to investment philosophy
Great investors repeat themselves for a reason: their best one-liners compress an entire worldview. Graham's margin of safety, Bogle's obsession with costs, Dalio's diversification, Lynch's insistence on understanding what you own. Learning who said what is really learning which schools of thought exist — and noticing which of them your own instincts already belong to.
Frequently asked questions
Whose quotes appear?
Investors and thinkers whose words shaped markets: Buffett, Munger, Graham, Dalio, Lynch, Bogle, Soros, Templeton and others.
How does a round work?
A quote appears and you pick who said it from three names, before the timer runs out.
Is it useful or just trivia?
Both. Attaching a line to its author also attaches it to a philosophy — value, macro, indexing — which is a compact way to learn how different investors actually think.