Time: The Fourth Dimension of Investing and Why It Changes Everything
Common Sense on Mutual Funds | John C. Bogle | ISBN: 9780470597484
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Long term investing
Chance the Gardener and Why Long-Term Investing Actually Works
Chapter 1 of Common Sense on Mutual Funds opens with a movie reference and ends with math that should change how you invest. Bogle uses Chance the gardener from Being There to explain something most investors forget: economies and markets have seasons.
Peter Lynch's Fannie Mae Diary: His Biggest Winner
Book: Beating the Street by Peter Lynch with John Rothchild | ISBN: 978-0-671-75915-5
Lynch recommended Fannie Mae to the Barron’s panel every single year from 1986 to 1992. It got boring, he admits. But it kept working. There’s a snapshot of Fannie Mae headquarters alongside his family photos on his office shelf. That’s how much the stock meant to him.