The little book of common sense investing
Subtitle: the only way to guarantee your fair share of market returns
By: John C. Bogle.
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Hoboken, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 216
ISBN-13: 9780470102107
Subjects: Index mutual funds
Notes: Includes indexes.
Table of contents: title: A parable : the Gotrocks family; title: Rational exuberance : business reality trumps market expectations; title: Cast your lot with business : rely on Occam's razor to win by keeping it simple; title: How most investors turn a winner's game into a loser's game : "the relentless rules of humble arithmetic"; title: The grand illusion : surprise! : the returns reported by mutual funds aren't actually earned by mutual fund investors; title: Taxes are costs, too : don't pay Uncle Sam any more than you should; title: When the good times no longer roll : what happens if future returns are lower?; title: Selecting long-term winners : don't look for the needle, buy the haystack; title: Yesterday's winners, tomorrow's losers : fooled by randomness; title: Seeking advice to select funds? : look before you leap; title: Focus on the lowest-cost funds : the more the managers take, the less the investors make; title: Profit from the majesty of simplicity : hold index funds that own the entire stock market; title: Bond funds and money market funds : where those relentless rules are even more powerful; title: Index funds that promise to beat the market : the new paradigm?; title: The exchange traded fund : a trader to the cause; title: What would Benjamin Graham have thought about indexing? : a confirmation from Mr. Buffett; title: "The relentless rules of humble arithmetic" : reprise; title: What should I do now? : funny money, serious money, and investment strategy.