Book Description:
The value of investments can go down as well as up. This book was completed in 2007, but market conditions change and past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Neither the publisher nor the author accepts any legal responsibility for the contents of the book, which is not a substitute for detailed professional advice. Readers should conduct their own due diligence and all their investment activity through an appropriately authorized company.
The value of investments can go down as well as up. This book was completed in 2007, but market conditions change and past performance is not a guarantee of future results. Neither the publisher nor the author accepts any legal responsibility for the contents of the book, which is not a substitute for detailed professional advice. Readers should conduct their own due diligence and all their investment activity through an appropriately authorized company.
Table of Contents: | |
Chapter 1 | But why bother? |
Chapter 2 | Be careful who you trust. |
Chapter 3 | How to spot the friend from the foe. |
Chapter 4 | You can beat the professionals. |
Chapter 5 | But…. |
Chapter 6 | Systematic investing. |
Chapter 7 | The benefits of evaluating a system. |
Chapter 8 | Disciplined market timing. |
Chapter 9 | Market timing vs buy and hold. |
Chapter 10 | The psychology of following a system. |
Chapter 11 | Is that all there is? |
Chapter 12 | The Turtles. |
Chapter 13 | The Long-Term Investment System. |
Chapter 14 | The rules. |
Chapter 15 | An operational guide. |
Chapter 16 | Where to invest – asset allocation. |
Chapter 17 | The major stock market indices. |
Chapter 18 | The System – historical performance 1951–2007. |
Chapter 19 | The 1987 Crash 149. |
Chapter 20 | Conclusion. |
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