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Common Sense on Mutual Funds
Book • 1999
Written in a straightforward and accessible style, this book examines the fundamentals of mutual fund investing in today's market environment.
Bogle discusses the timeless principles of investing, reflects on structural and regulatory changes in the mutual fund industry, and argues that simplicity and common sense are more effective than costly complexity.
He advocates for the use of index funds, highlighting how they outperform actively managed funds due to lower costs and broader diversification.
Bogle discusses the timeless principles of investing, reflects on structural and regulatory changes in the mutual fund industry, and argues that simplicity and common sense are more effective than costly complexity.
He advocates for the use of index funds, highlighting how they outperform actively managed funds due to lower costs and broader diversification.
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Frank Vasquez when discussing macro allocation principles and referencing Jack Bogle's book.
Frank Vasquez when discussing macro allocation principles and referencing Jack Bogle's book.
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“The Risk Parity Paradox” an Exercise in Simple Complexity? | Frank Vasquez | 124
Recommended by Frank Vasquez as a classic book for understanding the cost of high-priced funds and advisors, especially during the accumulation phase.
Frank Vasquez as a classic book for understanding the cost of high-priced funds and advisors, especially during the accumulation phase.
Episode 390: Single Fund Portfolio Follies, Variable Withdrawal Strategies, Basic Portfolio Considerations, And Portfolio Reviews As Of December 27, 2024
Mentioned by Bob Pisani as a major influence on his investing philosophy, emphasizing low-cost index investing.
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