- Introduction
- Markets Work
- Market efficiency in a volatile market
- Are there more buyers than sellers in the market?
- Can it ever be a stockpickers market?
- Keep investing
- David Swensen - Yale University Chief Investment Officer
- A better way to invest
- Burton Malkiel author of the investment classic A Random Walk Down Wall Street.
- Has the efficient markets hypothesis led to the financial crisis?
- Milton Friedman explains the operation of free markets to make a pencil
- Milton Friedman explains the power of the market
- Professor Gene Fama discusses efficient markets and regulation on CNBC
- Should we still believe in market efficiency?
- The efficient markets hypothesis
- There are no short cuts in investing - Nobel Laureate William F. Sharpe
- What lies ahead for active and passive money management
- The Plight of Active Managers
- Market Timing is Risky
- There Is No Crystal Ball ......and You Dont Need One!
- Risk and Return Are Related
- Diversification Is Key
- Bring Discipline To The Process
- What is a Certified Financial Planner
- Dan Solin authors @ Google
- Nobel Thinkers: Theory, Practice, and Implementation
- Behavioural finance and the need for an investment plan
- How the really smart money invests
- How to create a financial plan
- The financial planning process
- Warren Buffett's best tips for personal finance
- Know Yourself
- Costs Matter!
- Research
- Should investors be concerned with inflation or deflation?
- The role of property in a portfolio
- The role of equities in a portfolio
- Tracker bonds and structured products
- Alternative investments
- An introduction to investment theory - William N. Goetzmann Yale School of Management
- Investing in currency
- Market timing research
- The role of commodities in a portfolio
- The role of fixed interest or bonds in a portfolio
- The role of gold in a portfolio
- What constitutes an asset class in the stockmarket?
Warren Buffett's best tips for personal finance
Warren Buffet talking on Yahoo news says, that investors should not get into debt and especially to avoid credit cards. Not to listen to the media and when investing simply to buy and hold index funds, and avoid attempting to time the market.