Yesterday marked the last day of October and the last day of JLP’s Bogleheads’ October Project, in which one chapter of the new book, The Bogleheads’ Guide to Investing, was reviewed by a different blogger each weekday.
On October 11, I participated by reviewing Chapter 8, Asset Allocation. Thanks, JLP, for setting up that opportunity. I also ran a little “contest” to give away my copy of the book, and the winner was Mattc. (Mattc, you should receive the book shortly.)
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