Bogleheads On Investing Podcast
Podcast weblog featuring the investment wisdom and principles of John C. Bogle
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“In September, David published his story in Stay Calm, Learn to Embrace Uncertainty in Investing and Life. A book in which he provides lessons on investing and life”
“Robin Wittglesworth for his book Trillions and he actually has all of that. background”
“Annual uh Look on Rates of return on. Stocks, bonds, bills, and inflation. The yearbook. A yearbook, yeah. Yeah. uh early nineteen uh nineties. It was a great book to look at”
“Jack Bogle's little book of common sense investing is one of my favorites that I recommend to a lot of folks”
“It was in stocks for the long run in 2022. They were so kind to update the data for me through 2025”
“He has authored numerous white papers and books, including Investing in America. The rise of the two hundred and fifty year bull market”
“Roy Dimson, who wrote Triumph the Optimist, really my favorite Vesting book”
“we recently did a a chat with Leoquad Ahmed, who wrote Lords of Finance and recently just published a book”
“recently just published a book. I think it's out, maybe not out yet, eighteen seventy three. Which he calls the first truly global crisis”
“Academic Hank Bessenbeiner wrote a fun book called Do Stocks Outperform T Bills”
“There's a great book called The Great Depression, a Diary, where you can read about what it was like to live through this period”
“There's a Dan Pink, uh who's an author, did a whole book on regret, and as part of that, he did A survey of folks in the US”
“the author of Trillions, How a Band of Wall Street Renegades invented the index fund and changed finance forever”
“the first book about index funds was written by, I'd say, Jack Bogle in 1994, Bogle on Mutual Funds”
“a fellow who was a lawyer from California. His name was Scott Simon, and he wrote a book called The Index Fund Revolution in 1998”
“in 1999 I put out my first book called Serious Money, which was a book about index funds”
“The name of that book was The Power of Passive Investing”
“One that came out after yours was by Eric Balchunis. The Bogle Effect was an excellent book”
“you can't buy the market, which he wrote in his random work on Wall Street book, which was first published in 1973”
“he had wrote a book called Stay the Course”
“talk about what's changed and how his new book, A Richer Retirement, shows how you can spend even more money”
“We'll be talking about money together, their book which explores how couples can successfully manage their money together”
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