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Bogle on mutual funds

new perspectives for the intelligent investor
Book • 1993
In this seminal work, John C. Bogle provides investors with wisdom on mutual fund investing, highlighting the pitfalls of high-cost, actively managed funds and the advantages of passively managed index funds.

The book explains the 'eternal triangle of investing': risk, reward, and costs, and offers practical advice on asset allocation, choosing between different types of funds, and avoiding misleading advertising.

Bogle argues that lower-cost investment structures and long-term investment strategies are key to successful investing, and he provides evidence to support his claims, including comparisons between random mutual fund returns and market averages.

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Benjamin Felix
as a book
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Steve Utkus
reviewed before publication.
Episode 336 - Steve Utkus: Investor Beliefs and Financial Advice
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Rick Ferri
as the book that produced his indexing epiphany and changed his investment philosophy.
Founder and CIO Rick Ferri: Masters in Business (Audio)
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Matthieu Louvet
, dont la préface a été écrite par Paul Samuelson.
Le génie qui a battu Wall Street avec une idée simple.
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Rick Ferri
as Jack Bogle's 1994 book that was the first book about index funds.
Episode 94, Robin Wigglesworth, FT journalist and the author of "Trillions", Rick Ferri host

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