This is much more than
a book about index funds.
Not exact matches
Rick Ferri wrote in his
book «All
About Index Funds» that 25bp below the benchmark is regarded as an ideal target.John Bogle also commented in his
book «Common Sense on Mutual
Funds» that the tracking error must be as close to zero as possible for market returns to be as close to 100 %.
Rick has authored six
books on low - fee portfolio management, including All
About Index Funds, The ETF
Book and his most recent book, The Power of Passive Invest
Book and his most recent
book, The Power of Passive Invest
book, The Power of Passive Investing.
Instead, he set
about encouraging people to live frugally, save money, and invest in
index funds, often buying boxes of John Bogle's
books and handing them out to his colleagues.
If you want to learn more
about index funds, then there's a
book called the little
book of common sense investing by John Bogle.
Read a few
books about investing in
index funds.
In a nutshell this
book tells us
about how to invest in
index mutual
funds for long term consistent returns that beat the market with minimal dependency on
fund managers.
I've read Ben Grahams
books, etc, etc.... Then after all that analysis, Buffett concludes, everyone should just buy an S&P 500
index fund and forget
about it... Even backs up his comment with his now famous «bet»....
My bedside table usually holds a well - thumbed
book on exchange - traded
funds, and I routinely bore people with meditations
about the merits of cap - weighted
indexes.
If you want to know more
about index fund investing, I recommend the
books The Bogleheads» Guide to Investing and The Smartest Investment
Book You'll Ever Read: The Simple, Stress - Free Way to Reach Your Investment Goals.