All too soon, however, my thinking started to turn around. They believe in the simple fact that the best investor is the most informed investor.
Trouble is, potential investors have been getting some pretty misguided information.
What it means basically, is that instead of basing decisions on subjective forecasting of market or economic trends, investment strategy is better off taking its direction from historical market efficiency. But that's not all. Lastly, it doesn't pay to be zenophobic when building your portfolio. Overall, I found it refreshing to read an investment book that didn't bring on an anxiety attack. Bowen's voice is clear and even the most neophyte investor should have no trouble grasping the main strategies he puts forth.