Charles D. Ellis is a sought-after investment consultant to institutions and governments around the world. For many years, he chaired the investment committee at Yale and also taught investment courses at Harvard Business School and Yale School of Management. Additionally, Ellis served as chairperson for the CFA Institute and served on the investment committees of Exeter, KAUST, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Hollins University, and Whitehead Institute. He is the author of 16 books.

Preface Introduction Chapter 1: The Loser's Game Chapter 2: The Winner's Game Chapter 3: Beating the Market Chapter 4: Mr. Market and Mr. Value Chapter 5: The Investor's Dream Team Chapter 6: Investor Risk and Behavioral Economics Chapter 7: Your "Unfair" Competitive Advantage Indexing Chapter 8: The Paradox Chapter 9: Time Chapter 10: Returns Chapter 11: Investment Risks Chapter 12: Building Portfolios Chapter 13: Whole-Picture Finance Chapter 14: Why Policy Matters Chapter 15: Playing to Win Chapter 16: Challenges with Performance Measurement Chapter 17: The Dark Matter of Investing Chapter 18: Predicting the Market-Roughly Chapter 19: Individual Investors Chapter 20: Selecting Mutual Funds Chapter 21: Phooey On Phees Chapter 22: Planning Your Play Chapter 23: Disaster Again & Again Chapter 24: Getting Right on 401(K) Plans Chapter 25 Endgame Chapter 26: Thoughts for the Wealthy Chapter 27: You Are Now Good to Go! Chapter 28: Parting Thoughts Appendix A: Serving on Investment Committees Appendix B: Murder on the Orient Express Appendix C: Recommended Reading Index