Mindful investing : right focus, better outcome, greater well-being /
Material type: TextPublisher: Novato, California : New World Library, [2023]Description: xii, 267 pages : illustrations ; 22 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781608688760
- 1608688763
- 332.6 23/eng/20230713
- HG4501 .D44 2023
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Accessible Strategies for New or Well-Established Investors
Jonathan DeYoe invested a small sum in stocks at a young age -- and then watched his money grow. Now a financial adviser and longtime meditator, he understands that stress plagues many would-be investors, and he has seen countless people make investment decisions driven by fear and wishful thinking. That mindset leads to costly mistakes, such as chasing "hot" stocks, buying when prices are high and selling when low, and racking up transaction fees and taxes in the process. These mistakes are preventable by cultivating a state of nonjudgmental awareness and practicing mindfulness, which allows investors to see life from a larger perspective and make financial decisions according to their long-term goals. With simple, evidence-based methods that don't rely on gimmicks or constant portfolio maintenance, Mindful Investing takes away the anxiety to help you reach financial prosperity and personal well-being.
Includes index.
Part 1: why we invest -- The tale of the nine-year-old investor -- A brief history of investing -- What is investing anyway? -- The purpose of investing -- The psychology of investing -- Part 2: how to invest -- Before you invest -- Before you hire an adviser -- The risk/return relationship -- Plan-appropriate asset allocation -- What to expect when you're investing -- Diversification (not prognostication) -- Do nothing, nothing, nothing...then rebalance -- Angel investing -- How I invest -- Speculating yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
"An experienced financial adviser offers a no-stress investing strategy that integrates Western behavioral finance with the Eastern discipline of mindfulness. Topics include: understanding financial markets, building an investment portfolio, socially conscious investing, and avoiding common investing mistakes"--
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- Foreword (xi)
- Introduction (1)
- Part 1 Why We Invest
- Chapter 1 The Tale of the Nine-Year-Old Investor (7)
- Chapter 2 A Brief History of Investing (21)
- Chapter 3 What Is Investing Anyway? (33)
- Chapter 4 The Purpose of Investing (47)
- Chapter 5 The Psychology of Investing (63)
- Part 2 How to Invest
- Chapter 6 Before You Invest (81)
- Chapter 7 Before You Hire an Adviser (95)
- Chapter 8 The Risk/Return Relationship (109)
- Chapter 9 Plan-Appropriate Asset Allocation (117)
- Chapter 10 What to Expect When You're Investing (131)
- Chapter 11 Diversification (Not Prognostication) (147)
- Chapter 12 Do Nothing, Nothing, Nothing… Then Rebalance (163)
- Chapter 13 Angel Investing (181)
- Chapter 14 How I Invest (191)
- Chapter 15 Speculating Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow (207)
- Conclusion (229)
- Acknowledgments (233)
- Appendix A How Do I Begin Investing?: A (Relatively) Simple Flowchart (236)
- Appendix B Simplifying Asset Allocation (238)
- Appendix C Investment Tools: A Short List (240)
- Index (249)
- About the Author (267)
Author notes provided by Syndetics
Jonathan K. DeYoe, CPWA, AIF, is a Lutheran seminarian turned Buddhist academic turned financial adviser. Jonathan is a senior VP and partner at EP Wealth, and his Mindful Money organization is focused on financial education and coaching for folks who don't have access to traditional advice. He lives in Berkeley, California. Mindful.MoneyThere are no comments on this title.