Enrich Your Future: The Keys to Successful Investing
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| 505 | 8 | |a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Also by Larry E. Swedroe -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Part One How Markets Work: How Security Prices Are Determined and Why It's So Difficult to Outperform -- Chapter 1 The Determinants of the Risk and Return of Stocks and Bonds -- Implications for Investors -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 2 How Markets Set Prices -- Point Spreads and Random Errors -- Examining the Evidence -- An Efficient Market -- How Stock Prices Are Set -- Battle of the Discount Retailers -- The Financial Equivalent of the Point Spread -- Individual Investors -- Institutional Investors -- The Moral of the Tale -- Epilogue -- Chapter 3 Persistence of Performance: Athletes Versus Investment Managers -- The Nature of the Competition -- Summary -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 4 Why Is Persistent Outperformance So Hard to Find? -- Successful Active Management Sows the Seeds of Its Own Destruction -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 5 Great Companies Do Not Make High-Return Investments -- Small Companies Versus Large Companies -- Why Great Earnings Don't Necessarily Translate into Great Investment Returns -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 6 Market Efficiency and the Case of Pete Rose -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 7 The Value of Security Analysis -- Buy, Sell, or Hold? -- Academic Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 8 Be Careful What You Ask For -- Historical Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 9 The Fed Model and the Money Illusion -- The Fed Model -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Two Strategic Portfolio Decisions -- Chapter 10 When Even the Best Aren't Likely to Win the Game -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 11 The Demon of Chance -- Mutual Funds to Drool Over -- Coin-Tossing Gurus? -- Those That Don't Know Financial History Are Doomed to Repeat It -- The Moral of the Tale | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter 12 Outfoxing the Box -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 13 Between a Rock and a Hard Place -- The Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 14 Stocks Are Risky No Matter How Long the Horizon -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 15 Individual Stocks Are Riskier Than Investors Believe -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 16 All Crystal Balls Are Cloudy -- The Threat of Sequence Risk -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 17 There Is Only One Way to See Things Rightly -- Modern Portfolio Theory -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 18 Black Swans and Fat Tails -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 19 Is Gold a Safe Haven Asset? -- Safe Haven -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 20 A Higher Intelligence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Three Behavioral Finance: We Have Met the Enemy and He Is Us -- Chapter 21 You Can't Handle the Truth -- Overconfidence -- Possible, Not Likely -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 22 Some Risks Are Not Worth Taking -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 23 Framing the Problem -- Indexed Annuities -- Monte Carlo Simulations -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 24 Why Do Smart People Do Dumb Things? -- Supporting Evidence -- Counterproductive Activity -- Why Are Warnings Worthless? -- If Not Past Performance? -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 25 Battles Are Won Before They Are Fought -- The Historical Evidence -- The Anatomy of a "Crisis" -- When Risks Show Up -- Timing the Market -- The Winner's Game -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 26 Dollar Cost Averaging -- The Lesser of Two Evils -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 27 Pascal's Wager and the Making of Prudent Decisions -- Asset Allocation -- Whether or Not to Buy Life Insurance -- Long-Term Care Insurance -- The Impact of Adding Long-Term Care Insurance -- TIPS Versus Nominal Bonds -- Active Versus Passive Funds -- The Ownership of Company Stock | |
| 505 | 8 | |a The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 28 Buy, Hold, or Sell, and the Endowment Effect -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 29 The Drivers of Investor Behavior -- Ego-Driven Investments -- The Desire to Be Above Average -- Framing the Problem -- Confirmation Bias -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 30 The Economically Irrational Investor Preference for Dividend-Paying Stocks -- Financial Theory -- The Math of Cash Dividends Versus Homemade Dividends -- The Explanatory Power of Dividends -- Taxes Matter -- Diversification -- Attempting to Explain the Preference for Dividends -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 31 The Uncertainty of Investing -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Four Playing the Winner's Game in Life and Investing -- Chapter 32 The 20-Dollar Bill -- The "January Effect" -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 33 An Investor's Worst Enemy -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 34 Bear Markets: A Necessary Evil -- Small Value Stocks -- Risk Premiums and Investment Discipline -- The Keys to Successful Investing -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 35 Mad Money -- Other Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 36 Fashions and Investment Folly -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 37 Sell in May and Go Away: Financial Astrology -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 38 Chasing Spectacular Fund Performance -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 39 Enough -- Needs Versus Desires -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 40 The Big Rocks -- Don't Sweat the Small Stuff -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 41 A Tale of Two Strategies -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 42 How to Identify an Advisor You Can Trust -- The Moral of the Tale -- Conclusion -- Appendix A Implementation: Recommended Investment Vehicles -- Single-Style Funds -- Market Beta -- Small -- Large and Value -- Small and Value -- Large and Momentum -- Small and Momentum -- Profitability/Quality | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Multi-Style Funds -- Large and Value and Profitability/Quality -- Small and Value and Profitability/Quality -- Value and Momentum and Profitability/Quality -- Small + Value + Momentum + Profitability/Quality -- Alternative Funds -- Reinsurance -- Alternative Lending -- Diversified Alternatives -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- Index -- EULA. | |
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| contents | Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Also by Larry E. Swedroe -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Part One How Markets Work: How Security Prices Are Determined and Why It's So Difficult to Outperform -- Chapter 1 The Determinants of the Risk and Return of Stocks and Bonds -- Implications for Investors -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 2 How Markets Set Prices -- Point Spreads and Random Errors -- Examining the Evidence -- An Efficient Market -- How Stock Prices Are Set -- Battle of the Discount Retailers -- The Financial Equivalent of the Point Spread -- Individual Investors -- Institutional Investors -- The Moral of the Tale -- Epilogue -- Chapter 3 Persistence of Performance: Athletes Versus Investment Managers -- The Nature of the Competition -- Summary -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 4 Why Is Persistent Outperformance So Hard to Find? -- Successful Active Management Sows the Seeds of Its Own Destruction -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 5 Great Companies Do Not Make High-Return Investments -- Small Companies Versus Large Companies -- Why Great Earnings Don't Necessarily Translate into Great Investment Returns -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 6 Market Efficiency and the Case of Pete Rose -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 7 The Value of Security Analysis -- Buy, Sell, or Hold? -- Academic Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 8 Be Careful What You Ask For -- Historical Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 9 The Fed Model and the Money Illusion -- The Fed Model -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Two Strategic Portfolio Decisions -- Chapter 10 When Even the Best Aren't Likely to Win the Game -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 11 The Demon of Chance -- Mutual Funds to Drool Over -- Coin-Tossing Gurus? -- Those That Don't Know Financial History Are Doomed to Repeat It -- The Moral of the Tale Chapter 12 Outfoxing the Box -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 13 Between a Rock and a Hard Place -- The Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 14 Stocks Are Risky No Matter How Long the Horizon -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 15 Individual Stocks Are Riskier Than Investors Believe -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 16 All Crystal Balls Are Cloudy -- The Threat of Sequence Risk -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 17 There Is Only One Way to See Things Rightly -- Modern Portfolio Theory -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 18 Black Swans and Fat Tails -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 19 Is Gold a Safe Haven Asset? -- Safe Haven -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 20 A Higher Intelligence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Three Behavioral Finance: We Have Met the Enemy and He Is Us -- Chapter 21 You Can't Handle the Truth -- Overconfidence -- Possible, Not Likely -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 22 Some Risks Are Not Worth Taking -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 23 Framing the Problem -- Indexed Annuities -- Monte Carlo Simulations -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 24 Why Do Smart People Do Dumb Things? -- Supporting Evidence -- Counterproductive Activity -- Why Are Warnings Worthless? -- If Not Past Performance? -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 25 Battles Are Won Before They Are Fought -- The Historical Evidence -- The Anatomy of a "Crisis" -- When Risks Show Up -- Timing the Market -- The Winner's Game -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 26 Dollar Cost Averaging -- The Lesser of Two Evils -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 27 Pascal's Wager and the Making of Prudent Decisions -- Asset Allocation -- Whether or Not to Buy Life Insurance -- Long-Term Care Insurance -- The Impact of Adding Long-Term Care Insurance -- TIPS Versus Nominal Bonds -- Active Versus Passive Funds -- The Ownership of Company Stock The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 28 Buy, Hold, or Sell, and the Endowment Effect -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 29 The Drivers of Investor Behavior -- Ego-Driven Investments -- The Desire to Be Above Average -- Framing the Problem -- Confirmation Bias -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 30 The Economically Irrational Investor Preference for Dividend-Paying Stocks -- Financial Theory -- The Math of Cash Dividends Versus Homemade Dividends -- The Explanatory Power of Dividends -- Taxes Matter -- Diversification -- Attempting to Explain the Preference for Dividends -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 31 The Uncertainty of Investing -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Four Playing the Winner's Game in Life and Investing -- Chapter 32 The 20-Dollar Bill -- The "January Effect" -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 33 An Investor's Worst Enemy -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 34 Bear Markets: A Necessary Evil -- Small Value Stocks -- Risk Premiums and Investment Discipline -- The Keys to Successful Investing -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 35 Mad Money -- Other Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 36 Fashions and Investment Folly -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 37 Sell in May and Go Away: Financial Astrology -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 38 Chasing Spectacular Fund Performance -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 39 Enough -- Needs Versus Desires -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 40 The Big Rocks -- Don't Sweat the Small Stuff -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 41 A Tale of Two Strategies -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 42 How to Identify an Advisor You Can Trust -- The Moral of the Tale -- Conclusion -- Appendix A Implementation: Recommended Investment Vehicles -- Single-Style Funds -- Market Beta -- Small -- Large and Value -- Small and Value -- Large and Momentum -- Small and Momentum -- Profitability/Quality Multi-Style Funds -- Large and Value and Profitability/Quality -- Small and Value and Profitability/Quality -- Value and Momentum and Profitability/Quality -- Small + Value + Momentum + Profitability/Quality -- Alternative Funds -- Reinsurance -- Alternative Lending -- Diversified Alternatives -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- Index -- EULA. |
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Swedroe -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Part One How Markets Work: How Security Prices Are Determined and Why It's So Difficult to Outperform -- Chapter 1 The Determinants of the Risk and Return of Stocks and Bonds -- Implications for Investors -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 2 How Markets Set Prices -- Point Spreads and Random Errors -- Examining the Evidence -- An Efficient Market -- How Stock Prices Are Set -- Battle of the Discount Retailers -- The Financial Equivalent of the Point Spread -- Individual Investors -- Institutional Investors -- The Moral of the Tale -- Epilogue -- Chapter 3 Persistence of Performance: Athletes Versus Investment Managers -- The Nature of the Competition -- Summary -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 4 Why Is Persistent Outperformance So Hard to Find? -- Successful Active Management Sows the Seeds of Its Own Destruction -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 5 Great Companies Do Not Make High-Return Investments -- Small Companies Versus Large Companies -- Why Great Earnings Don't Necessarily Translate into Great Investment Returns -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 6 Market Efficiency and the Case of Pete Rose -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 7 The Value of Security Analysis -- Buy, Sell, or Hold? -- Academic Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 8 Be Careful What You Ask For -- Historical Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 9 The Fed Model and the Money Illusion -- The Fed Model -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Two Strategic Portfolio Decisions -- Chapter 10 When Even the Best Aren't Likely to Win the Game -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 11 The Demon of Chance -- Mutual Funds to Drool Over -- Coin-Tossing Gurus? -- Those That Don't Know Financial History Are Doomed to Repeat It -- The Moral of the Tale Chapter 12 Outfoxing the Box -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 13 Between a Rock and a Hard Place -- The Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 14 Stocks Are Risky No Matter How Long the Horizon -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 15 Individual Stocks Are Riskier Than Investors Believe -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 16 All Crystal Balls Are Cloudy -- The Threat of Sequence Risk -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 17 There Is Only One Way to See Things Rightly -- Modern Portfolio Theory -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 18 Black Swans and Fat Tails -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 19 Is Gold a Safe Haven Asset? -- Safe Haven -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 20 A Higher Intelligence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Three Behavioral Finance: We Have Met the Enemy and He Is Us -- Chapter 21 You Can't Handle the Truth -- Overconfidence -- Possible, Not Likely -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 22 Some Risks Are Not Worth Taking -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 23 Framing the Problem -- Indexed Annuities -- Monte Carlo Simulations -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 24 Why Do Smart People Do Dumb Things? -- Supporting Evidence -- Counterproductive Activity -- Why Are Warnings Worthless? -- If Not Past Performance? -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 25 Battles Are Won Before They Are Fought -- The Historical Evidence -- The Anatomy of a "Crisis" -- When Risks Show Up -- Timing the Market -- The Winner's Game -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 26 Dollar Cost Averaging -- The Lesser of Two Evils -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 27 Pascal's Wager and the Making of Prudent Decisions -- Asset Allocation -- Whether or Not to Buy Life Insurance -- Long-Term Care Insurance -- The Impact of Adding Long-Term Care Insurance -- TIPS Versus Nominal Bonds -- Active Versus Passive Funds -- The Ownership of Company Stock The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 28 Buy, Hold, or Sell, and the Endowment Effect -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 29 The Drivers of Investor Behavior -- Ego-Driven Investments -- The Desire to Be Above Average -- Framing the Problem -- Confirmation Bias -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 30 The Economically Irrational Investor Preference for Dividend-Paying Stocks -- Financial Theory -- The Math of Cash Dividends Versus Homemade Dividends -- The Explanatory Power of Dividends -- Taxes Matter -- Diversification -- Attempting to Explain the Preference for Dividends -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 31 The Uncertainty of Investing -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Four Playing the Winner's Game in Life and Investing -- Chapter 32 The 20-Dollar Bill -- The "January Effect" -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 33 An Investor's Worst Enemy -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 34 Bear Markets: A Necessary Evil -- Small Value Stocks -- Risk Premiums and Investment Discipline -- The Keys to Successful Investing -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 35 Mad Money -- Other Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 36 Fashions and Investment Folly -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 37 Sell in May and Go Away: Financial Astrology -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 38 Chasing Spectacular Fund Performance -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 39 Enough -- Needs Versus Desires -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 40 The Big Rocks -- Don't Sweat the Small Stuff -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 41 A Tale of Two Strategies -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 42 How to Identify an Advisor You Can Trust -- The Moral of the Tale -- Conclusion -- Appendix A Implementation: Recommended Investment Vehicles -- Single-Style Funds -- Market Beta -- Small -- Large and Value -- Small and Value -- Large and Momentum -- Small and Momentum -- Profitability/Quality Multi-Style Funds -- Large and Value and Profitability/Quality -- Small and Value and Profitability/Quality -- Value and Momentum and Profitability/Quality -- Small + Value + Momentum + Profitability/Quality -- Alternative Funds -- Reinsurance -- Alternative Lending -- Diversified Alternatives -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- Index -- EULA. Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Swedroe, Larry E. Enrich Your Future Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,c2024 9781394245444 |
| spellingShingle | Swedroe, Larry E. Enrich Your Future The Keys to Successful Investing Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Also by Larry E. Swedroe -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Part One How Markets Work: How Security Prices Are Determined and Why It's So Difficult to Outperform -- Chapter 1 The Determinants of the Risk and Return of Stocks and Bonds -- Implications for Investors -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 2 How Markets Set Prices -- Point Spreads and Random Errors -- Examining the Evidence -- An Efficient Market -- How Stock Prices Are Set -- Battle of the Discount Retailers -- The Financial Equivalent of the Point Spread -- Individual Investors -- Institutional Investors -- The Moral of the Tale -- Epilogue -- Chapter 3 Persistence of Performance: Athletes Versus Investment Managers -- The Nature of the Competition -- Summary -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 4 Why Is Persistent Outperformance So Hard to Find? -- Successful Active Management Sows the Seeds of Its Own Destruction -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 5 Great Companies Do Not Make High-Return Investments -- Small Companies Versus Large Companies -- Why Great Earnings Don't Necessarily Translate into Great Investment Returns -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 6 Market Efficiency and the Case of Pete Rose -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 7 The Value of Security Analysis -- Buy, Sell, or Hold? -- Academic Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 8 Be Careful What You Ask For -- Historical Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 9 The Fed Model and the Money Illusion -- The Fed Model -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Two Strategic Portfolio Decisions -- Chapter 10 When Even the Best Aren't Likely to Win the Game -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 11 The Demon of Chance -- Mutual Funds to Drool Over -- Coin-Tossing Gurus? -- Those That Don't Know Financial History Are Doomed to Repeat It -- The Moral of the Tale Chapter 12 Outfoxing the Box -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 13 Between a Rock and a Hard Place -- The Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 14 Stocks Are Risky No Matter How Long the Horizon -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 15 Individual Stocks Are Riskier Than Investors Believe -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 16 All Crystal Balls Are Cloudy -- The Threat of Sequence Risk -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 17 There Is Only One Way to See Things Rightly -- Modern Portfolio Theory -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 18 Black Swans and Fat Tails -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 19 Is Gold a Safe Haven Asset? -- Safe Haven -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 20 A Higher Intelligence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Three Behavioral Finance: We Have Met the Enemy and He Is Us -- Chapter 21 You Can't Handle the Truth -- Overconfidence -- Possible, Not Likely -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 22 Some Risks Are Not Worth Taking -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 23 Framing the Problem -- Indexed Annuities -- Monte Carlo Simulations -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 24 Why Do Smart People Do Dumb Things? -- Supporting Evidence -- Counterproductive Activity -- Why Are Warnings Worthless? -- If Not Past Performance? -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 25 Battles Are Won Before They Are Fought -- The Historical Evidence -- The Anatomy of a "Crisis" -- When Risks Show Up -- Timing the Market -- The Winner's Game -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 26 Dollar Cost Averaging -- The Lesser of Two Evils -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 27 Pascal's Wager and the Making of Prudent Decisions -- Asset Allocation -- Whether or Not to Buy Life Insurance -- Long-Term Care Insurance -- The Impact of Adding Long-Term Care Insurance -- TIPS Versus Nominal Bonds -- Active Versus Passive Funds -- The Ownership of Company Stock The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 28 Buy, Hold, or Sell, and the Endowment Effect -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 29 The Drivers of Investor Behavior -- Ego-Driven Investments -- The Desire to Be Above Average -- Framing the Problem -- Confirmation Bias -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 30 The Economically Irrational Investor Preference for Dividend-Paying Stocks -- Financial Theory -- The Math of Cash Dividends Versus Homemade Dividends -- The Explanatory Power of Dividends -- Taxes Matter -- Diversification -- Attempting to Explain the Preference for Dividends -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 31 The Uncertainty of Investing -- The Moral of the Tale -- Part Four Playing the Winner's Game in Life and Investing -- Chapter 32 The 20-Dollar Bill -- The "January Effect" -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 33 An Investor's Worst Enemy -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 34 Bear Markets: A Necessary Evil -- Small Value Stocks -- Risk Premiums and Investment Discipline -- The Keys to Successful Investing -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 35 Mad Money -- Other Evidence -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 36 Fashions and Investment Folly -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 37 Sell in May and Go Away: Financial Astrology -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 38 Chasing Spectacular Fund Performance -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 39 Enough -- Needs Versus Desires -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 40 The Big Rocks -- Don't Sweat the Small Stuff -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 41 A Tale of Two Strategies -- The Moral of the Tale -- Chapter 42 How to Identify an Advisor You Can Trust -- The Moral of the Tale -- Conclusion -- Appendix A Implementation: Recommended Investment Vehicles -- Single-Style Funds -- Market Beta -- Small -- Large and Value -- Small and Value -- Large and Momentum -- Small and Momentum -- Profitability/Quality Multi-Style Funds -- Large and Value and Profitability/Quality -- Small and Value and Profitability/Quality -- Value and Momentum and Profitability/Quality -- Small + Value + Momentum + Profitability/Quality -- Alternative Funds -- Reinsurance -- Alternative Lending -- Diversified Alternatives -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- Index -- EULA. |
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