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- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Disclaimer
- Dedication
- Acknowledgements
- Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Preface/Introduction
- Body
- What do you want? (RFP 0002)
- Section 1: Fundamentals
- Chapter 1: Introduction and Approach (summary, overview)
- Chapter 2: Head Games (Howard Marks, Bull Market Rhymes)
- Chapter 3: We have found the enemy, and he is us. (Pogo)
- Chapter 4: Investing vs. Trading : short vs. long timeframe; managing risk – learning how to “lose” … successfully
- Chapter 5: Mr. Market, the markets, are there to serve you
- Chapter 6: What are stocks? Why invest in stocks? (Ivy Bytes, ch. 8)
- What are stocks? Why invest in stocks? (Ivy Bytes, ch. 8)
- Chapter 7: What are bonds? Why invest in bonds? (JL Collins)
- Chapter 8: What is risk? Two conflicting definitions. (volatility, loss)
- Chapter 9: What is diversification? (compare stocks, bonds, real estate, etc. to cars, trucks, bicycles … better to have a capable all-purpose vehicle than one of each)
- Chapter 10: Professionals don’t beat the market, but you can. (Uncle summary)
- Chapter 11: Professionals’ conflicts of interest
- Chapter 12: Types of risk, broader definition
- Chapter 13: Budgeting, reverse budgeting
- Chapter 14: Investing “done right” is a process
- Chapter 15: Pay Yourself First, make savings a line item, transfer from your checking to savings automatically
- Chapter 16: Buckets
- Chapter 17: Position Sizing , eg, Thorpe
- Chapter 18: Emergency Fund
- Section 2: The Laws of Gold
- Chapter 19: The Richest Man in Babylon
- Section 3: Simple Solutions
- Chapter 20: Simple Path to Wealth
- Chapter 21: Sound Investing
- Section 4: Uncle Theory
- Chapter 22: Uncle Phil
- Chapter 23: Uncle Joel
- Chapter 24: Uncle Toby
- Section 5: MPCM — your cashflow ATM
- Chapter 25: Overview
- Chapter 26: MPCM is a get rich slowly activity, relying on business cycles occurring over a period of several or many years
- Chapter 27: Rooted in Buffett’s Equity Bond philosophy (cite) and Sir John Templeton’s purchase of 100 shares of all NYSE stocks prior to WWII (cite).
- Chapter 28: Flexible. Useful as — a high-yield alternative to bonds; a self-selecting growth portfolio; time demands are flexible — can be implemented as either high touch or low touch portfolio.
- Section 6: Bitcoin
- Glossary
- What is Money?
- Bibliography
- Index