Millions saw the apple fall, but Newton asked why (Bernard M. Baruch)

“Millions saw the apple fall, but Newton asked why” is a sentence from Bernard M. Baruch, an American financier, stock investor, filantropist and political consultant, the first «Wall Street Wolf» because he was called the «lonely wolf» due to his lack of interesto to join other brokerage houses at the start of the Twentieth Century. A brilliant person that was asked for his guidance by two American Presidents and that used to sit down at a Central Park bench to discuss politics with the common people there. What the sentence is suggesting is that we should find out why things happen, what is behind the scenes, because this is the way to discover the lwas governing the universe and the existence and personal and colective improvement is achieved. And being originial I must add, allows one to see that unknown side of reality. It is the same with regards to the trading activity., in which we should not relax back thinking that everything has already been invented. Intead, we should transform ourselves into discoverers because almost everything is yet to be revealed. Good morning.