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Index
Cover Series Title page Copyright Dedication Introduction: Why Simplicity Is the New Sophistication
Noise How Hard Can It Be? Notes
CHAPTER 1 The Individual Investor versus the Institutional Investor
Institutional versus Individual Investors We're All Human Extra Zeroes Long-Term Thinking Key Takeaways from Chapter 1 Notes
CHAPTER 2 Negative Knowledge and the Traits Required to Be a Successful Investor
The Biggest Problem of All Traits of a Successful Investor Standing on the Shoulders of Giants Key Takeaways from Chapter 2 Notes
CHAPTER 3 Defining Market and Portfolio Risk
Volatility: Risk or Opportunity? Understanding Rule Number 1 of Investing The Risk Tolerance Questionnaire Risk versus Uncertainty Risk Aversion The Cycle of Fear and Greed Key Takeaways from Chapter 3 Notes
CHAPTER 4 Market Myths and Market History
Myth 1: You Have to Time the Market to Earn Respectable Returns Myth 2: You Have to Wait until Things Get Better Before You Invest Myth 3: If Only You Can Time the Next Recession, You Can Time the Stock Market Myth 4: There's a Precise Pattern in Historical Market Cycles Myth 5: Stocks and Bonds Always Move in Different Directions Myth 6: You Need to Use Fancy Black Swan Hedges in a Time of Crisis Myth 7: Stocks Are Riskier Than Bonds Myth 7a: Bonds Are Riskier Than Stocks Myth 8: The 2000s Were a Lost Decade for the Stock Market Myth 9: New All-Time Highs in the Stock Market Mean It's Going to Crash Myth 10: A Yield on an Investment Makes It Safer Myth 11: Commodities Are a Good Long-Term Investment Myth 12: Housing Is a Good Long-Term Investment Myth 13: Investing in the Stock Market Is Like Gambling at a Casino Key Takeaways from Chapter 4 Notes
CHAPTER 5 Defining Your Investment Philosophy
Degrees of Active and Passive Management The Benefits of Doing Nothing Exercising Your Willpower Simplicity Leads to Purity Defining Yourself as an Investor Key Takeaways from Chapter 5 Notes
CHAPTER 6 Behavior on Wall Street
Threading the Needle So Never Invest in Active Funds? The Most Important Thing Key Takeaways from Chapter 6 Notes
CHAPTER 7 Asset Allocation
Asset Allocation Decisions Why Diversification Matters Mean Reversion and Rebalancing Risk Factors, Value Investing, and the Power of Patience The Value Premium The Rise of Smart Beta How to See It Through Key Takeaways from Chapter 7 Notes
CHAPTER 8 A Comprehensive Investment Plan
Why Do You Need a Plan? The Investment Policy Statement (IPS) Lifecycle Investing Beating the Market Saving Money Taxes and Asset Location Key Takeaways from Chapter 8 Notes
CHAPTER 9 Financial Professionals
Vetting Your Sources of Financial Advice Outsourcing to a Financial Professional What a Financial Advisor Can Do for You How to Be a Good Client Benchmarking and Ongoing Maintenance Alternatives Key Takeaways from Chapter 9 Notes
Conclusion
Book List Notes
About the Author Index EULA
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