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Investing is all about common sense. Owning a diversified portfolio of stocks and holding it for the long term is a winner's game. Trying to beat the stock market is theoretically a zero-sum game (for every winner, there must be a loser), but after the substantial costs of investing are deducted, it becomes a loser's game.
Table des matières
Introduction.
Chapter One: A Parable.
Chapter Two: Rational Exuberance.
Chapter Three: Cast Your Lot with Business.
Chapter Four: How Most Investors Turn a Winner's Game into a Loser's Game.
Chapter Five: The Grand Illusion.
Chapter Six: Taxes Are Costs, Too.
Chapter Seven: When the Good Times No Longer Roll.
Chapter Eight: Selecting Long-Term Winners.
Chapter Nine: Yesterday's Winners, Tomorrow's Losers.
Chapter Ten: Seeking Advice to Select Funds?
Chapter Eleven: Focus on the Lowest-Cost Funds.
Chapter Twelve: Profit from the Majesty of Simplicity.
Chapter Thirteen: Bond Funds and Money Market Funds.
Chapter Fourteen: Index Funds That Promise to Beat the Market.
Chapter Fifteen: The Exchange Traded Fund.
Chapter Sixteen: What Would Benjamin Graham Have Thought about Indexing?
Chapter Seventeen: "The Relentless Rules of Humble Arithmetic."
Chapter Eighteen: What Should I Do Now?
Acknowledgments.
Commentaire
"... Deutsche Autoren erzählen trockenen Stoff oft so, dass der Leser Angst vor der nächsten Seite hat. Ganz anders Bogle: Amüsant und ohne Fachchinesisch führt der 78-Jährige durch sein Schwarzbuch Aktienfonds... Wer nach Wegen für einen einfachen und kostengünstigen Vermögensaufbau sucht, wird hier seine Bibel finden. Für den ganz eiligen Leser reicht auch das letzte Kapitel des Glaubensbekenntnisses - es ist so etwas wie "The Very Little Book of Common Sense Investing." (manager magazin, 09/07)
