By Ken Fisher
The one 3 Questions That count number is the 1st booklet to teach you ways to contemplate making an investment for your self and advance leading edge how you can comprehend and make the most of the markets. the single method to continually beat the markets is by way of understanding whatever others don’t be aware of. This e-book will aid you just do that through the use of 3 basic questions. You’ll see why CNBC’s Mad cash host and cash supervisor James J. Cramer says, "I think that analyzing his publication could be the unmarried neatest thing you may do that 12 months to make your self a greater investor.In the one 3 Questions That count number, Ken Fisher demanding situations the normal wisdoms of making an investment, overturns glib theories with challenging proof, and blows up complacent ideals approximately funds and the markets. finally, he says, the main to winning making an investment is bold to problem your self and no matter what you think to be real. jam-packed with greater than a hundred visuals, usable instruments, and a thesaurus, the single 3 Questions That count number is an unique and academic event within the markets not like the other, providing you with a chance to harvest the large rewards that in simple terms the markets can supply.
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Extra resources for The Only Three Questions That Count: Investing by Knowing What Others Don't
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You and most of your fellow investors (amateur and professional) often believe something is causal—X happens because of Y—but in reality there is no correlation at all. By now you’re willing to embrace that can happen, or you would have stopped reading this book. The example we debunk is the aforementioned commonly held belief high P/E stock markets are risky with subsequent below-average returns. As previously mentioned, it turns out high P/E markets aren’t predictive of poor returns—not even remotely.
Who are you to question and challenge them? Exactly the right person! For example, take the notion high price-to-earnings (P/E) stock markets are riskier than low P/E stock markets. (For those few of you who are newcomers to investing and not familiar with P/E, it’s the price per share divided by the earnings per share, and is perhaps the most basic and famous valuation metric for stocks. ) Investors categorically believe when the stock market has a high P/E, it’s riskier and has less upside than when it has a low P/E.
Right? Well, no! 9 percent). 4 percent). You needn’t be a statistician to see that neither high nor low P/E markets did materially worse. 3 134 Years of Historical P/E Ratios and Stock Market Returns. Source: Global Financial Data. qxd 11/6/06 4:07 PM Page 19 Chapter 1 • Question One: What Do You Believe That Is Actually False? 3 percent in 1934. Advantage—high P/E markets. Not enough of an advantage to believe in or bet on, but plenty enough to bet high P/E markets aren’t the monster mythology has always cowed us into believing.