Index funds2007
The Little Book of Common Sense Investing
John C. Bogle
Makes the case for low-cost index funds, long holding periods, and avoiding the compounding drag of fees.
Who should read it
Beginners building a systematic foundation.
Experienced investors reviewing their process.
Readers willing to write and apply, not only seek inspiration.
Do not copy the advice mechanically when your products, legal setting, or time horizon differs from the book's context.