Bogle emphasizes that investment returns are a zero-sum game before costs. After deducting expenses (management fees, trading costs), the average active investor's net return will always be lower than the market's returns. He argues that even seemingly small differences in expense ratios can have a significant cumulative impact on long-term returns.
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The book discusses powerful and well-supported case for the superiority of low-cost index fund investing as the most effective way for the vast majority of investors to achieve their long-term financial goals.
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