The millionaire bus driver.

In the 1950s, in New York, lived a very poor school bus driver. He was as poor as a church mouse.

Nevertheless, he aspired to be able to give his children a proper education and be able to provide for his old ages.

So, he went for a course on financial management and learned how to invest intelligently in the stock market.

Fast forward to 1990s, he was able to send seven of his children to universities, with two doctors and one lawyer in his family from his investment and retired as a multi-millionaire as a school bus driver.

How was he able to do that?

He invested intelligently. He buys only shares with dividend and high earning with high Net Tangible Assets (NTA).

Congrats to the multi-millionaire school bus driver.


Moral of the story:

In the short term, a stock market is a voting machine.

In the long term, a stock market is a weighing machine.


God Bless you,

Dr. Lion.