Crypto

Summary

The mission of these blog posts have been to help people new to personal investment theory to have realistic expectations and efficient strategies in cryptocurrency. The goal is to increase the happiness of each individual investor. In this last post of the series we summarize what we have discussed so far.

8. The Power Of An Index Fund

The logic of adopting an equity investment strategy focused on at least in part on indexing seems almost overpowering. There is every reason to assume that in the future index funds will be equally successful in surpassing the long-term results of most professional advisers…

7. What To Invest In?

In this blog post we will show why all the authors think it’s a loss-incurring idea to pick your own securities and why you should focus on an index instrument instead.

Let us first look at the market in general and then ask ourselves: what is the absolutely…

6. Dollar Cost Averaging

We have previously seen how markets are cyclic, and cryptocurrency more volatile than regular markets. Future swings are therefore likely to happen and it would then be prudent to ask ourselves how one can invest through these cycles in the most sustainable way. Welcome to Dollar Cost…

5. The Cyclic Nature of Markets

We have had a lot of economic crashes in our history of economics. Crashes happen because prices have steadily been diverging from the real value, and, suddenly the market corrects itself (Malkiel, 104). In this post we will list a few historical crashes, some ups and downs…

3. An Investment Plan

This post presents the idea of an investment plan as presented by Bogle and Malkiel. It very briefly covers the different aspects that it entails and it’s advantages. It cannot be stressed enough how much importance is put on this topic. For more info, please consult Bogle or Malkiel.

1. Investing vs. Speculating

In this post we will look at Benjamin Grahams view on investing vs speculating, where cryptocurrency might find itself, and what type of mindset to have as we move forward.

Graham talks about investing vs. speculating in a distinct and clear way which…

2. The Strategy

According to the books of Benjamin Graham, John Bogle and Burt Malkiel, there is a definite low risk way of investing. The name of the game is to invest in the market with dollar cost averaging. We present the final result here, and in the following posts we examine how we got here.