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Title: A good, what it feels like to invest, book
Review: Up front, Mr Biggs, writes that he has no enduring answers on how to invest. There is no holy grail of investing. But a few lucky investors have a "seeing eye"?The risk involved in the numerous interesting and instructive investment stories would not make for a peaceful night's sleep for most people. But on page 243 the author does meander to a sensible suggestion for those of us who do not have a "seeing eye" -- Small-Cap Value Index Funds.Throughout the book the author makes it clear that what counts is performance based on hard numbers but he does not provide that about himself. Is his record at times brilliant but in total not that great like that of Lord Keynes to whom he dedicates so many pages in the end, or is it exceptional like Warren Buffett's? It would be good to know where he is really coming from. For this lack of complete transparency and no index I subtract one star. The writing was fun to read.
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