Investing  |  NOV 2001

Working Money: The Lazy Man’s Guide To Long-Term Investing by R.M. Sidewitz

Working Money: The Lazy Man’s Guide To Long-Term Investing by R.M. Sidewitz Are you a buy-and-hold believer? Enhance your returns by using this simple technique. One of the major chall-enges for the long-term investor involves the amount of time and attention they have to devote to managing their portfolio. What with reading the financial pages, subscribing to x-number of magazines, and time spent online seeking new ideas and perspectives, it’s easy to see how managing investments could evolve into a true part-time job. Wouldn’t it be great if investors with a long-term outlook could have a simple, easy-to-implement strategy, one that wasn’t so time-consuming or unnecessarily complex? Although the “experts” would have you think otherwise, there is, in fact, a little-known method that works with extraordinary ease and outperforms buy and hold by a long shot. It keeps you in the market when it is rising and out of the market when it is falling. And that’s exactly what you want, isn’t it?

by Roy M. Sidewitz, Ph.D