Blind Faith: Our Misplaced Trust in the Stock Market and Smarter, Safer Ways to Invest
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Blind Faith takes head on the unquestioned financial dogma of modern times: that stocks are the best long-term investment you will ever make. But, as Ed Winslow ably reveals, the way we've been counseled to "play the market" amounts to little more than gambling, not investing. The time-honored means for controlling risk: asset allocation, diversification and having a long-term time horizon are inadequate. Blind Faith offers a new and easily understood means of investment risk management that will cause investment professionals to reexamine the underlying assumptions and foundation of Modern Portfolio Theory.
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Author debunks one of the most accepted financial dogmas of modern times: that common stock is the best long-term investment you can make. Reveals that 'playing the market' amounts to little more than gambling, not investing. Presents safer and smarter courses for investors to take in lieu of stock market gambling. Softcover. DLC: Investments.
Blind Faith: Our Misplaced Trust in the Stock Market and Smarter, Safer Ways to Invest
Blind Faith: Our Misplaced Trust in the Stock Market and Smarter, Safer Ways to Invest,Edward Winslow,Berrett-Koehler Publishers,1576752526,Accounting - General,Business & Economics,Business/Economics,Consumer Finance,Investment Finance,Investment analysis,Investments,Investments & Securities - Stocks,Personal Finance,Personal Finance - General,Personal Finance - Investing,Personal Finance - Money Management,Portfolio management,Investment & securities
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