Gene Ishchuk

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After the process described above had gone on long enough, and holdings of them had been reduced enough, bonds were positioned to become superior performers. All it took was a change in the environment that would increase the desirability of safety relative to upside potential. And as usually happens after an asset has appreciated for a while, investors suddenly recognized the attractions of bonds and realized they didn’t own enough. This is a pattern that regularly produces profits for those who figure it out early.
The Most Important Thing: Uncommon Sense for the Thoughtful Investor (Columbia Business School Publishing)
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