Title: The "DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN" of the Investing World
Review: The survivorship bias in investment books is almost perfect. That is, once a book is proven wrong it dissapears into oblivion,never to be heard of again. Thank God a book like "Dow 3600" is still around to remind us that very often the Emperor has no clothes and that printing advice between the covers of an investment book is no guarantee that the advice isn't worthless. Read it, or at the very least note that it exists: you're already much less likely to be taken in when the next round of slick nonsense makes its rounds.
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