How to Win the Loser's Game: Full Version

Here is the full-length version of How to Win the Loser’s Game, the landmark documentary serialised on SensibleInvesting.TV from August to October 2014.

80 minutes long, it contains interviews with some of the biggest names and brightest minds in the investment world.

The aim is to provide ordinary investors with the information they need - and to challenge the industry to offer consumers a fairer deal.

Presented and produced by Robin Powell.

[chrisbased]

Anyone else here on Mark's recommendation?

[careti]

Boggles the mind that there are only 238k views in the last 6 years. This is a gem and a YouTube gift to everyone but 99.9% of people would rather watch “baby shark dance”. 🤦🏽‍♂️

[peterbattle]

A really useful and informative film. I’m now 67 - I wish I’d seen this 30 plus years ago! Thank you.

[johndavis]

2021 March and still true lesson is just stick with index funds and you will always win as long you stay invested and adding abs holding for 10 plus years or longer

[richardgordon]

Superb film. It concentrates a five year degree in finance into an hour and twenty minutes!

[kavehr]

Wow, what a informative, accurate and balanced video. Thank you!

[greigsanderson]

The best investment video I have ever seen, by a mile. Easy for anyone to understand and increase there investment to get maximum growth for retirement.

[lvkatz]

Terrific video, great content. Thank you for the information and to the folks that helped subsidize the video production unit.

[davidcarson]

the idea behind the name is from CHarles Ellis based on amateur tennis--the goal is to avoid making mistakes instead of trying for spectacular shots that a person can't consistently make--in terms of funds--you will do better with very low cost index with very low turnover than with trying to find a superior fund with higher fees and high turnover

[PrinceSingh-znpg]

can't believe this is free, thank you

[RA-klsp]

Nice video. All it says is why passive index is better than active fund in the long term

[shareaccount-goxj]

TOO SIMPLE TO UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW ... ONE OF THE GREATEST VIDEO I HAVE SEEN TILL NOW!

[Veaseify]

This all seems extremely reasonable and informative. They do not appear to be promoting a particular business or their own services so its like a public information film, However, I would love to know just who the people are behind Sensible Investing, These very professional and polished videos must have cost a fortune to make and as far as I can tell from their website they aren't actually selling anything so where does the money come from and how did they get access to all these prominent financial experts?

[malvizar]

Mr Bogle has a voice and cadence that draws your attention.

[blakewang]

This is a great documentary. I'm 25 years old and I already know I will be in the Asset management industry for the rest of my life. I love investing and becoming better at it. If there is a way to consistently outperform the market I will find it and hopefully bring it to the average investor at a reasonable cost!! Thanks for making this documentary and wish me luck!!

[eclipsezr]

Brilliant work in your films, thankyou

[lucianpop]

Great work! Staying the course here. :)

[CommandoX]

What the hell is going on with Merryn Somerset Webb's apartment (1:07:11)? It looks as if she just moved in, began unpacking, and suddenly was ambushed by a camera-crew. Her books aren't even facing the same direction. There are paintings outside their frames, oriented the wrong way. Pictures are perched precariously atop a radiator...

[OMAR]

Since this film was made, the S&P has doubled

[needviola]

Markets range in efficiency depending on the # and sophistication of the participants.