Unshakeable

Money decisions taken during a falling market tend to be the ones investors regret afterwards. Unshakeable sets out how Tony Robbins and Peter Mallouk think ordinary investors should behave when prices move sharply. The book covers fees, index investing, asset allocation and the psychology that pushes people to sell at the worst possible moment. Mallouk supplies the wealth manager's technical grounding and Robbins the coaching register, with material organised into short chapters that end in clear takeaways. Circumstances differ, so treat it as general education rather than personal advice and consult a qualified adviser where needed. For the practical reader: • Guidance on managing investments through market volatility • Discussion of costs, diversification and long-term compounding • Attention to the behavioural side of financial decisions • Short chapters aimed at newcomers and experienced investors Anyone building a long-term investing habit will find this Simon & Schuster title approachable, stocked at Boipoka.