Jack Bogle talks about a common investment mistake that almost all investors make. Bogle is the founder of Vanguard and the founder of several books including The Little Book of Common Sense Investing. This interview originally took place in 2016.
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Jack Bogle: How to Invest When Stock Prices are at All Time Highs 🔽
https://youtu.be/cjyPPKAVhhE
The good shepherd ❤
Buffett acquired businesses and was a great manager. He said his talent is asset allocation. The stocks he purchased with excess cash is not what created the value of Berkshire.
Five years in. Sold one that was doing poorly. Value now 153% and dividends have been coming in all the while. It's time to look at what's available again
Im not going to be around 50 years. BUT. LEGACY.
If it wasn't for Jack's creation of Vanguard and giving us the first retail index fund, my life would be so different now. I'm close to 59 and starting to see retirement in the next few years and I have enough in my fund at this point and don't even look at it. It's such a great feeling to have piece of mind at this time of one's life.
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL! Don’t Invest In Index Funds 😩😂 That’s the Miss-Take.
I just want to soak up everything this man says…I just started investing and I chose a Vanguard ETF. Hopefully for life.
Most investors think their skill set is comparable to Warren Buffet. It is not! Jack's advice is to simply trust the markets over the long run and you will be way better off.
Thank you
I've actually always had the exact same philosophy accept 10% in the funny money account. 60 in low risk. 30 in medium.
The Patron Saint of the working man – wonderfully put
Man I wish I knew about this when it was 18. Compound interest using an s and p index fund over 20 years is a miracle. The soundest financial advice you could possibly get for retirement
Can't disagree with anything. But I also can't not look at my index funds every 5 minutes 🙂
Bogle did more to elevate poverty in the western world than the 50 trillion spent by government
absolute legend, index fund investing at 18 because of bogle
Secret to long life.
Change Google to Bogle out of respect
My financial savior
Let's go back 50 years (1970). Imagine you put $10,000 in the boring S&P500 with dividend reinvested index. Adjusted for inflation you would find $66,704. But $10,000 in 1970 had a buying power of $1395 in 2020. So you have to divide by 7.1 resulting in buying power of $9394. In other words, after 50 years you would still have the same financial value you had when you started…
Nope
JACK BOGGLE is very wise. i have been looking for investment advice I can trust and this is it. thanks
Bogle speaks with such precision and grace. A true American hero.