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Dollarlogic: A Six-Day Plan to Achieving Higher Investment Returns by Conquering Risk
Risk does not equal reward
This is the proprietary thesis of Dollarlogic and what separates Martin’s message from the rest of the “buy, buy, buy!” investment industry. Risk does not equal reward in relationships, behind the wheel of a car, or in any other aspect of life, so why should it in the highly varied and sophisticated world of investing?
In Dollarlogic, Wall Street veteran Andy Martin explains what risk really is, why stocks are actually less risky than bonds, and why predicting yourself is more important than predicting the stock market.
The new investment philosophy of Dollarlogic will show you how and why to make the important changes in your investing habits that could make a meaningful difference in your life and legacy. Although it may be true that money can’t buy happiness, it can buy just about everything else!
In this practical and readable book, you’ll learn:
The four types of investors and how to become the right one.
How losing less is better than winning more.
How to stop chasing returns and start chasing—and winning—odds.
Why a higher return investment can actually make you less money.
Why your no-load fund could be much more expensive than you think.
This is the proprietary thesis of Dollarlogic and what separates Martin’s message from the rest of the “buy, buy, buy!” investment industry. Risk does not equal reward in relationships, behind the wheel of a car, or in any other aspect of life, so why should it in the highly varied and sophisticated world of investing?
In Dollarlogic, Wall Street veteran Andy Martin explains what risk really is, why stocks are actually less risky than bonds, and why predicting yourself is more important than predicting the stock market.
The new investment philosophy of Dollarlogic will show you how and why to make the important changes in your investing habits that could make a meaningful difference in your life and legacy. Although it may be true that money can’t buy happiness, it can buy just about everything else!
In this practical and readable book, you’ll learn:
The four types of investors and how to become the right one.
How losing less is better than winning more.
How to stop chasing returns and start chasing—and winning—odds.
Why a higher return investment can actually make you less money.
Why your no-load fund could be much more expensive than you think.
258 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 1, 2015
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July 18, 2020
Andy Martin is a financial advisor, money manager, poet, boxer and docent. His multi-faceted life perspective yields an entertaining and imminently readable look at the world of investing.
His philosophy that “Risk does not equal reward” but that “risk equals risk” is a foundational premise for securing long-term financial independence. For anyone looking for an “angle”, I’m happy to say you can stop straining your eyes and brain. It’s really simple, and it involves easy math....well, and discipline.
This is the book for you if you like playing odds that are actually in your favor. And if you know little-to-nothing about investing, and would like to know more, this is one of the most approachable explanations of investing that I’ve encountered. Highly recommended for investors of all acumen.
His philosophy that “Risk does not equal reward” but that “risk equals risk” is a foundational premise for securing long-term financial independence. For anyone looking for an “angle”, I’m happy to say you can stop straining your eyes and brain. It’s really simple, and it involves easy math....well, and discipline.
This is the book for you if you like playing odds that are actually in your favor. And if you know little-to-nothing about investing, and would like to know more, this is one of the most approachable explanations of investing that I’ve encountered. Highly recommended for investors of all acumen.
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