Il piccolo libro dell'investimento. Un modo efficace per garantire il tuo guadagno nel mercato azionario

What did I think? I'll get back to you in about 30 years.

While it was indeed a little book, it was much longer than it needed to be. The whole book can be summed up in one sentence: Buy and hold a low cost index fund. You're welcome, you've essentially just read the book.

I regret buying this book so much - I should have invested the $19.99 instead. The whole book can be summarized in one sentence: index ETFs are better than mutual funds because they track the whole (or a good chunk of the) market and have very low costs. There. The whole book.

One sentence summary: Invest in index funds.

In all my ventures into the books on stock market, I had never come across a book as useless as this one. The author keeps telling you that from the first page to the last that you should follow his advise on chucking mutual stocks and become passive nobody that only invests on index funds and sits

This is a funny little book. It starts out very fun, making a strong case to attach itself to Thomas Paine's Common Sense, The Rights of Man and Other Essential Writings , the book that led to the American Revolution. While the idea doesn't exactly feature all throughout this piece of good advice, it Leggi tutto

I get it. Invest in index funds that are low cost, broadly diverse, and hold hold hold. Great idea, but much of the book is spent smacking you over the head with the idea.

Bogle deserves a million stars for starting Vanguard and bringing us the concept of low-cost index funds. I'll even go one better and agree with the fundamental premise of this book, that almost everyone should have broad-based indexing as the foundation of their investment plans. This book is essent Leggi tutto

"The greatest enemy of a good plan is the dream of a perfect plan." Stick to the good plan. Index funds are those good plans that will save you from failing in the dreams of a perfect plan.