WILBUR-ROSS

The time to buy is when there is blood in the streets, even if some of it is your own.

I spent twenty-four years advising bankrupt companies. Then I realized I should be buying them.

Industries do not die. They restructure. Someone always picks up the pieces.

If it costs five hundred million to build a steel mill and I can buy one for fifty million, that is a ninety percent margin of safety.

Restructuring is not about destroying. It is about saving what can be saved.