The Only Three Questions That Still Count: Investing By Knowing What Others Don't, 2nd Edition

INDEX

100 Minds That Made the Market (Green)

18-month rule. See Eighteen-month rule

1918 global flu

“1980 Revisited”

2008 credit crisis

2 percent rule. See Two percent rule

401(k):

dollar-cost averaging

overconfidence and

single stock ownership

5 percent rule. See Five percent rule

70/30 Rule. See Seventy-thirty rule

90-day moving averages

Absolute return:

expectations and

focus on

low, safe

negative

vs. relative return

Accounting:

fair-value

“irregularities”

restrictions

scandals

Accretive to earnings

ACWI. See All-Country World Index (ACWI)

ADRs. See American depositary receipts (ADRs)

Advanced fad avoidance

Advantage:

bell curves and

overconfidence and

overweighting/underweighting sectors

PSR and

Three Questions and

After-tax borrowing cost

Aggressive growth

AIG

All-Country World Index (ACWI)

Altria

Always look at it differently:

generally

question three preview

upside down, backward

your grandparents and

America. See also United States (US)

budget deficits and

earnings/bond yields and

foreigners not propping up

foreign forces and

GDP of

indebtedness and

inflation and

P/E’s and

pollsters and

property rights in

yield curve and

American Association of Individual Investors

American depositary receipts (ADRs)

American Industrial Revolution

Analysis:

complicated

technical

Anatomy of a bubble:

2000 bell curve

bearish predictions

bubble as “new paradigm

economic sector weights

Announcement effect

Annualized averages

Apple/iPods

Apprenticeships

Arithmetic mean

Asia

Asset allocation: ...