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The Little Book of Common Sense Investing: The Only Way to Guarantee Your Fair Share of Stock Market Returns ...

70 reviews
John C. Bogle

Wiley, 2007

This is truly common sense
This is an excellent book for any investor. The straight common sense advice that this book provides will help everyone with their investment portfolios. The best quote from the book is "the miracle of compounding interest is overwhelmed by the tyranny of cost". Through index funds, the author explains how to cut costs and caption the return of the entire stock market. This is an excellent ...

John Bogle on Investing: The First 50 Years

11 reviews
John C. Bogle

McGraw-Hill Companies, 2000

No nonsense book by one of the greats
A good, practical, no-nonsense book on investing that emphasizes returning to basics and tried and true approaches that have always worked over the long term. He points out that investing needn't be, and perhaps shouldn't be, rocket science, and that you can do quite well in the market over the long term just by matching the performance of the market, and not trying to beat the market. As many ...

Common Sense on Mutual Funds: New Imperatives for the Intelligent Investor

70 reviews
John C. Bogle

Wiley, 2000

Investments
This book was a gift for the man interested in investments! He loves it!

The Battle for the Soul of Capitalism

24 reviews
John C. Bogle

Yale University Press, 2006

Nobel Prize Material--Final Review
This book is a work of genius and integrity, with the potential to catalyze Wall Street into fulfilling the promise of moral capitalism and community ownership. Here are some highlights from my flyleaf notes: + America is no longer an ownership society--financial intermediaries "own" everyting and the individual owners are passive + We can find the wisdom and will to restore moral ...

Lack of Money is the Root of All Evil: Mark Twain's Timeless Wisdom on Money and Wealth for Today's Investor

7 reviews
Andrew Leckey, John C. Bogle, ...

Prentice Hall Press, 2001

First rate!
This book does a great job of capturing Mark Twain's humor and bringing it into a modern day investment context. Investing is serious business, but we can still laugh at our mistakes while we learn from them because chances are we're not the first to make them. If you loved reading Mark Twain growing up, you'll love both his wisdow and wit on investing.

The Bogleheads' Guide to Investing

49 reviews
Taylor Larimore, Mel Lindauer, ...

Wiley, 2007

Excellent advice
This book gives excellent advice primarily about mutual fund investing and retiring. It is basically a primer on retirement planning and leans heavily toward Vanguard funds. It is easy to read and has lots of common sense advice and examples proving the authors' suggestions. I would suggest it to anyone needing a basic primer on retirement plan investing.

The Battle for the Soul of Capitalism: How the Financial System Underminded Social Ideals, Damaged Trust in ...
John C. Bogle

Your Coach Digital, 2007

Character Counts : The Creation and Building of the Vanguard Group

7 reviews
John C. Bogle, John Bogle

McGraw-Hill, 2002

give this book to your kids
Several reviewers say not to buy this book because it repeats itself over & over. That is just the point that these people (who must have low SAT scores) missed; namely that virtue and honor do not change.We all learn by repetition and that is what Mr. Bogle does. Vanguard was and continues to be founded on bedrock solid honest principles that will not change.He is especially cognizant of his ...

Bogle On Mutual Funds: New Perspectives for the Intelligent Investor

33 reviews
John C. Bogle

McGraw-Hill, 1993

An outstanding guide for investors
"There are intelligent ways to go about investing and less intelligent ways." So says John Bogle, one of the most influential money managers of the last 50 years. Bogle was one of the leaders in making index mutual funds available to ordinary investors. Bogle's index funds, and others that followed his example, helped turn very, very ordinary investors into very, very rich investors. This ...

The Little Book of Common Sense Investing

1 review
John C. Bogle

Macmillan Audio, 2007

a little book of common sence investing
I ordered 2 of the cds and recieved someone's elses order. I sent it back and called and told the costomer service I did not recieve the correct order. I was given a refund ( wich I did nor ask for and never received the coeerect order--- still waiting!!!! C james Hyslop

Putting Investors First: Real Solutions for Better Corporate Governance

2 reviews
Scott Newquist, John C. Bogle

Bloomberg Press, 2003

Focuses on the importance of having a balance of power
Co-written by Schott C. Newquist (the co-founder of Board Governance Services, a consulting firm to corporate directors), and professional business writer Max Russell, Putting Investors First: Real Solutions For Better Corporate Governance is a no-nonsense financial investment guide especially intended for board members, corporate executives who work with them, and investors large and small with ...

Investing in Small-Cap and Microcap Securities
Claudia E. Mott, William D.B. Koenig, ...

AIMR (CFA Institute), 1997

Investing in small-cap and microcap stocks is of growing interest to financial managers and their clients because of the potentially greater returns they offer in comparison with their large-cap counterparts. Drawing from the experiences of managers and researchers of small-cap and microcap stocks, this proceedings conveys all the excitement of discovery associated with this type of investing but provides a realistic portrayal of the attendant ...

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