This post could also be called “how to double your money over the past ten years while investing quite conservatively”. The conservative strategy described in this post is based off of the “Ben Graham Market Valuation Technique” described in previous posts. Its annual compounded return from 2000-2010 is 6.8% (just about dubbing your money over [...]

This is a video post, (my first one!) that elaborates on the previous post (How To Value the Stock Market). It also walks you through the processes descried in the previous post.

Using a technique developed by Ben Graham (a teacher of billionaire and millionaire investors, author, and successful investor), you would have been able to tell that the stock market was greatly overvalued at the beginning of the the decade and greatly undervalued by the end of the decade. Using this technique you would have known [...]

The first post of the Lazy (winning) Investing! section. – Simple Investing strategies that will outperform the market. On a dollar made per about of time spent basis… these are by far the best investing strategies!

The first strategy is the most simple and probably the most well known. It is called dollar cost averaging. It simply means investing the same amount of money in the stock market every month, or every year, or whatever period of time you want to pick….

So how can you do it? And what makes this strategy a winner?….