Strategie senza tempo per investimenti di successo. Come vincere al gioco dei perdenti
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Definito "l'uomo più saggio di Wall Street", Charles Ellis riversa tutta l'esperienza che ha sviluppato come consulente di uno dei più grandi fondi mondiali e come docente di Harvard, Yale e Princeton in questa guida chiara e semplice per avere un successo duraturo negli investimenti. "Strategie senza tempo per investimenti di successo" è pieno di informazioni e di spiegazioni su: perché l'indicizzazione continua a sovraperformare l'"active" indexing investing, ovvero una gestione attiva fatta con strumenti passivi; perché le tariffe sono più alte di quanto la maggior parte di noi immagina; come i piani pensionistici potrebbero e dovrebbero essere resi più moderni; perché comprendere il comportamento economico sia così importante per tutti gli investitori.
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- Pagine: 288
- Data di uscita: 06-12-2017
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A short book with lots of difficult vocabulary about investing that concentrates too much on institutional investors especially through the beginning of the book. Ellis highlights a few central themes at the beginning about risk, returns, and portfolios with similarities to the points of Bernstein a Leggi tutto
Recently, I have been wondering about the deeper insights into investing to see what is beyond trend readings and the rising or falling slopes of stock price graphs. More like, how to understand the market rather than understanding which possible company has potential. I decided to pick up this book Leggi tutto
Winning the Losers Game by Charles D. Ellis is a good book to understand the intricacies in the field of investment. Reading Winning the Loser’s Game significantly improved my understanding of the field of investment. In this article, I am summarizing the major learnings form this book. In a winner’ Leggi tutto
This is one of the books that actually changed the world - well the investment world at least. Starting in the 1950’s, Harry Markowitz and others in academia developed what later became modern portfolio theory (MPT). The thing was that the investment industry didn’t really pick up on these novelties Leggi tutto
Simple is usually best. In this case, the simplification takes away from real world issues that clients can have regarding their allocation and actual needs for money at inopportune times in the market. But there are worse books.
I should have read this book years ago. Instead, for the last decade or so I’ve relied on two separate investment advisors who fit all the characteristics the the author describes and made the mistakes he points out (e.g. getting into “hot funds” then selling at a low point). And both made more mone Leggi tutto
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