Winning the Loser's Game
by Charles Ellis
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The investment classic arguing that for most investors, the winning strategy is to stop trying to beat the market and instead minimise costs, taxes, and mistakes.
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Charles Ellis
American · b. 1937
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Charles D. Ellis is an American investment consultant and author best known for Winning the Loser's Game, an influential argument for low-cost, long-term index investing.
Charles Ellis founded the financial consulting firm Greenwich Associates and has advised many of the world’s largest institutional investors over a long and distinguished career.
His classic Winning the Loser’s Game argues that, for most investors, trying to beat the market is a “loser’s game” in which success comes from minimizing mistakes and costs — chiefly by holding low-cost index funds for the long term. The book has become a cornerstone of the case for passive investing.
Ellis is widely respected as one of the most thoughtful voices in investment management and a leading advocate of disciplined, low-cost investing.
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