The investment philosophy of Jack Bogle.
John “Jack” Bogle’s investment philosophy is simple, powerful, and investor-focused. He pioneered index investing and believed in long-term, low-cost, diversified strategies for the average investor. Here’s a concise breakdown: Invest in...
Incompetent people are often too incompetent to recognise their own incompetence.
The above phrase is taken from the Dunning-Kruger Effect. This is a cognitive bias where people with low ability or knowledge in a particular area tend to overestimate their competence, while those who are highly skilled may underestimate their ability. Or in other...
Terry Smith and how “Accounting for Growth” is still relevant.
When I was completing my MBA back in 1996-1999, I read Terry Smith’s very influential book called “Accounting for Growth: Stripping the Camouflage from Company Accounts ”. While the book was published back in 1992, its points are still very relevant today....
Benjamin Graham – The father of value investing.
Benjamin Graham, known as the “father of value investing,” laid the foundation for modern investment theory and heavily influenced investors like Warren Buffett and many others. His philosophy is detailed in his books (especially The...
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