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It is not realistic to say anyone could have foreseen the consequences of the credit crunch, or the dot-com bubble that went before it, but good investing prepares for the worst of times by understanding how to build an enduring portfolio.
How to Invest through Every Crisis is a follow-up to 'How to Invest Better Than the Average Primate'. It discusses the way most of the retail financial services industry works, it gives you the knowledge to avoid costly mistakes, to invest with all the odds in your favour and to appreciate what really matters when investing.
How to Invest through Every Crisis is only for sale as an eBook, with all the profits donated to the Mines Advisory Group(MAG). Only a few copies of this book have been printed to paper, although many more have read it. Each printed copy is destined to be passed from friend to friend, with only one promise - to pass it on, to end up gloriously frayed, torn and dog-eared. Each book will have its own unique journey and many owners.
Michael Barr’s research continues. He welcomes correspondence with readers who wish to debate evidence-based investing and its practical application in real-life portfolios. His writing has the British investor in mind, although the central message applies to investors worldwide.
It is not realistic to say anyone could have foreseen the consequences of the credit crunch, or the dot-com bubble that went before it, but good investing prepares for the worst of times by understanding how to build an enduring portfolio.
How to Invest through Every Crisis is a follow-up to 'How to Invest Better Than the Average Primate'. It discusses the way most of the retail financial services industry works, it gives you the knowledge to avoid costly mistakes, to invest with all the odds in your favour and to appreciate what really matters when investing.
How to Invest through Every Crisis is only for sale as an eBook, with all the profits donated to the Mines Advisory Group(MAG). Only a few copies of this book have been printed to paper, although many more have read it. Each printed copy is destined to be passed from friend to friend, with only one promise - to pass it on, to end up gloriously frayed, torn and dog-eared. Each book will have its own unique journey and many owners.
Michael Barr’s research continues. He welcomes correspondence with readers who wish to debate evidence-based investing and its practical application in real-life portfolios. His writing has the British investor in mind, although the central message applies to investors worldwide.
