Everybody knows a strong dollar equals a solid economy, bonds are safer than stocks, stocks are more volatile today and stop-losses are a smart, money-saving tactic . right? These are just a few widely believed but potentially dangerous market myths New York Moments and Wall Road Journal bestselling writer Ken Fisher dismantles within this smart, informative, wholly entertaining new book. Being a long-term Forbes columnist and CEO of a global money management company controlling tens of billions for about The Little Book of Market Myths: How exactly to Profit by Avoiding the Investing Mistakes EVERYBODY ELSE Makes high-net-worth individuals and institutions, Ken knows a thing or two about what works and what’s bunk when it comes to investing wisdom. Combining some of Ken’s greatest misconception debunking and marketplace sleuthing of the past twenty-five years, in an easy-to-digest, bite-sized format, The Little Book of Market Myths exposes some of the most common– and deadly– myths investors swear by. And he demonstrates why subscribing to the rule-of-thumb method of investing could prevent you from achieving your long-term investing goals. But this reserve is more than just a list of misconceptions. One after another, Ken takes each commonly held perception or ‘surefire’ strategy and clarifies why the misconception persists, why it generally does not work and just how damaging it could be to your financial health. And each chapter is usually a primer on what you can apply the same ‘debunking’ techniques yourself, now as well as for the rest of your investing period horizon. Whether you’re a beginner trader or a longtime veteran, this reserve hands you with invaluable insights to help you recognize major errors you may be committing and assist you to see the globe clearer– and that means you can improve your investing results. Fun, insightful, sometimes, irreverent, THE TINY Book of Investing Myths offers brilliant proof of the older adage ‘the truth shall set you free’– to increase the chances you achieve your long-term investing goals