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File Size: 7225 KB
Print Length: 171 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0985800402
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Publisher: GrowthConnection LLC; 1.0 edition (November 13, 2014)
Publication Date: November 13, 2014
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Language: English
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Im looking to understand bonds and bond investing on a much deeper level the this book. This book glosses over great deal in a fairly complex subject as well as oversimplifies many things. Its explanations are way to simple and sometimes nonsensical. If you want to develop a real understanding about the bond market as well as what and when to trade read The Bond Book by Annette Thau.
I was able to download this book for free in Kindle when it went on sale last week. I gave it four stars because most of the beginners in investing WILL benefit from it. Note that I used WILL instead of CAN. There are certain simple things that most investors ignore and this book shines light on them.For example,How impactful is a 1% management fee?Rising interest rates is not end of the world for those who want to invest in bonds.Bonds play a vital role in your behavior in addition to providing a ballast for your portfolio.Keeping it simple makes you stick with a plan.However, I would give this only three stars if you are an advanced investor. Some of the complaints I have on this book are as follows:1. This book should have spent some time discussing IBonds rather than a simple reference to Bogleheads Wiki.2. I found the reference to Norstad.org article on how risk in stocks increases with time (rather than the popular belief of risk reduces with time) fascinating and highly misleading. The article and the book seem to conveniently ignore practical facts on how an investor accumulates wealth and consider theoretical assumptions that are not realistic to prove a point.a)For example, the book concludes that there is a 10% chance that a stock portfolio will under perform a savings account with 6% interest over 40 years. The authors conveniently ignore the fact that whether there is a savings instrument that pays 6% and reinvests at 6% fir a 40 year period( Zero coupon bond for 40 years with an interest rate for 6%). I do not know any CD's available for 40 years. They ignore the fact that interest rate changes over a 40 year time horizon and even if you manage to find an investment that yields 6% whether you will be able to reinvest interest at the same rate for 40 years.b) The book also conveniently ignores the fact that a stock portfolio is not just S&P 500 and can comprise of small cap stocks, mid cap stocks, international and emerging market stocks.c) Even when you consider S &P 500, the total return figures that were considered to arrive at this conclusion comprises of dividends and capital appreciation. Over long periods of time, reinvested dividends take a major portion of total return. If dividends are paid out regularly and if the investor reinvests those dividends over decreased prices, will it result in the same result that there is a 10% chance that the portfolio will underperform a 6% savings account?d)This is the most important factor, the author completely ignores that most (all) of us do not have all the money at the beginning of the career invest everything and wait for 40 years. This makes no sense. All of us invest from our income which means we are making regular contributions through out the 40 year time period. If the returns are down we dollar cost average and make most of it (like in 401k). The theoretical example completely ignores it as well.3 I find the argument why Social Security and Pension are NOT bonds too simplistic and does not go into detail. If I can satisfy all my NEEDS with a social security and pension and use the stock portion of my portfolio for my WANTS that can be postponed (like a vacation), what is wrong in going with a more risky portfolio if I CAN withstand the volatility?In summary this is a very good book for those who are in 100% stocks or who are solely invested in a few stocks including their own company stock. But to reiterate the importance of bonds, I think the book swings too far to the other side by coming up with unrealistic examples which might result in scaring people to invest too heavily with bonds.
I am now retired. I didn't expect this one to be as good as it is. I bought this for both my adult kids, and I am retired. Coupled with the book "Risk Less and Prosper" by Zvi Bodie, I am now all in bonds and annuities, zero stocks (gambling with my future). For inflation protection I use TIPS (Treasury Inflation Protected Security bonds). Please get both these books and pay attention! Also, I recommend "Money for Life" by Steve Vernon. Incidentally, my annuities have a 6.7% + payout for life vs. 4% maximum savings withdrawals. Do your homework or be poorer!
I have struggled to read other bond books with the intent of finding bonds role in my portfolio. What I got was how bonds are structured, priced, traded, etc. This book satisfied my real need with many sample portfolios showing how bonds fit at various stages of life.I particularly identified with the author's references to the Bogleheads. I am a member and follow that approach with good success. This book helps me select appropriate bond investments. Thanks!!!
Great book for intro to bonds if you have at least scanned bond basics before. I am twenty four and have invested in the stock market the last 3 years with a small savings I managed to pull together. I have been familiar with bonds as I have studied for my series 7. Started to look deeper into bonds for some diversification (now that I am actually trading with enough money that I need to worry about a hedge for my future). This has definitely aided in solidifying the ground that I felt was a bit shaky. Still have a lot of learning and investigating to do but this book has been a monumental tool for the best investment (your brain). Thanks Rick I appreciate your time for writing this book.
A decent primer on bonds. The writing is a little scattered and I would rate it "Intermediate" rather than "Beginner" because of that. Good pointers to honest sources of information on bonds and investing.It does not deliver on the promise of telling you how to figure out what percent bonds you should have in your portfolio. Instead it gives you a few rules -- unsubstantiated by evidence -- as to how you might guess at the proper stocks/bond ratio. I was disappointed by that, but I don't regret the purchase.
I'm glad I purchased this book. I almost didn't because of the fakespot reviews. Because I was considering ditching my intermediate vanguard bond fund in favor of CD's, I really needed to get up to speed fast on Bonds. This book helped me a great deal !!!
I had this book on my nightstand for a year and it put me to sleep regularly. Finally, I decided to make this my morning reading for a few days instead of the newspaper and it was excellent. It confirmed many of the things we have done over the years and put bonds in perspective. He is a fan of Bogle as am I. There is nothing new here but the information is explained concisely and in a simple to understand format with examples that clarify it even more.
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