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Be a responsible investor from "summary" of The Little Book of Common Sense Investing by John C. Bogle

As investors, we have a responsibility to ourselves and to the broader market. It is crucial that we approach investing with a sense of duty and accountability. This means making informed decisions, being mindful of our actions, and considering the potential impact of our choices on the overall financial landscape. When we take on the role of an investor, we are essentially becoming stewards of capital. We have a duty to act in a manner that is not only beneficial to our own financial well-being but also to the greater good of the market. This requires us to be prudent, thoughtful, and conscientious in our investment decision...
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    The Little Book of Common Sense Investing

    John C. Bogle

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