Henry Blodget: The Wall Street Self-Defense Manual
What you should know before you invest.
John Bogle: Common Sense on Mutual Funds
Don't buy a mutual fund until you've read this book.
Charles Ellis: Winning The Loser's Game
Think you can out-trade the pros? Don't be silly. Don't even try until you've read this book.
Burton Malkiel: A Random Wall Down Wall Street
The market is not random. But most stock-picking success is.
Jeremy Siegel: Stocks for the Long Run
Excellent overview of long-term asset returns.
David Swensen: Unconventional Success
Yale's legendary investment officer sounds off on Wall Street and the mutual-fund industry.
Michael Mauboussin: More Than You Know
Legg Mason's strategist on what sets the real investment gurus apart.
Mark Hebner: Index Funds
Excellent overview of investment theory. Explains why index funds are usually the way to go.
Larry Swedroe: The Only Guide To a Winning Investment Strategy You'll Ever Need
Tactical portfolio construction and management advice from a high-net-worth advisor.
« Jeremy Siegel: The "Irving Fisher of the 21st Century?" | Main | Siegel Fires Back: Bullish And Proud Of It »
The Oracle delivered some secrets of intelligent investing in a press conference following the Berkshire Hathaway annual investor meeting:
Buffett also said he hoped that Berkshire would outperform the S&P by a couple of percentage points (which wouldn't be surprising, given the value effect). He added that he would be "amazed" if Berkshire did any better than that.
TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d834523fcd69e200d835005d1453ef
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Warren Buffett: Buy Low-Cost Index Funds:
This is only a preview. Your comment has not yet been posted.
As a final step before posting your comment, enter the letters and numbers you see in the image below. This prevents automated programs from posting comments.
Having trouble reading this image? View an alternate.
I read this blog a little late. Today, the recession had hit all industries with a surprising turbulent blow. The stock market is volatile for any strategic and gainful move. Though the market had experienced a 10% jump, it is not a guarantee. Investors and traders are hopeful that the market is recovering soon. The best thing to invest money today is placing it in a low risk investment and high yield savings accounts.
Posted by: Stock Market Trading | August 28, 2009 at 01:55 AM
Buffett also said he hoped that Berkshire would outperform the S&P by a couple of percentage points (which wouldn't be surprising, given the value effect). He added that he would be "amazed" if Berkshire did any better than that.
Posted by: mr big dicks hot chicks | May 19, 2010 at 01:26 PM