Mainstream conventional wisdom says to buy and hold and index of the market and just bite the bullet when the market collapses by 50% as it did in 2008. However, investors can grow their nest eggs much faster and with less risk if they do nothing but avoid such disasters.
The book examines the faulty economic theory behind conventional investment wisdom, especially the idea that business cycles are random events, explains the ABCT and offers some guidelines for investing. Here is the table of contents as of today:
- Who Stole My Cattle?!!
- Pure Bred Bull –The Efficient Market
- Bull Wrestling - What is wrong with EMH?
- Taking the Bull by the Horns – The business cycle connection
- Business Cycle Theories – Why Bulls Buck
- A Brief Tour of Economic Theories
- Neutering the Bull - The ABCT’s of Business Cycles
- The Ricardo Effect
- The Role of Money
- Cyclical and Secular
- Bull Riding Lessons – How to avoid the business cycle horns
- Stagnation
- Improvement
- Confidence
- Prosperity
- Excitement
- The Rodeo: Investing Strategies
- The Calf Roper
- The Steer Wrestler
- The Bull rider
- Conclusion