The Little Book of Market Myths : How to profit by Avoding the Investing Mistakes Everyone Else Makes / Ken Fisher

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Fisher, Ken

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Publication details: Wiley : New Jersey, 2025.Edition: 2nd EdDescription: xiii, 202 pISBN:

978-1-394-28319-4

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DDC classification:

FIS 332.6

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Summary: The Little Book of Market Myths, Is a book that debunks common investing and economic myths to help readers make more informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes. It uses a myth-by-myth approach, analyzing prevalent misconceptions like "bonds are safer than stocks," "high-dividend stocks are reliable," or "stop-loss orders prevent losses" to show how they can harm investors in the long run. The book's main argument is that successfully avoiding mistakes is the key to investment success, and it uses data and evidence to correct popular beliefs.

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The Little Book of Market Myths, Is a book that debunks common investing and economic myths to help readers make more informed decisions and avoid costly mistakes. It uses a myth-by-myth approach, analyzing prevalent misconceptions like "bonds are safer than stocks," "high-dividend stocks are reliable," or "stop-loss orders prevent losses" to show how they can harm investors in the long run. The book's main argument is that successfully avoiding mistakes is the key to investment success, and it uses data and evidence to correct popular beliefs.

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