[47/48] 10 simple rules, factors for great portfolio and investment success.

Shared this as it’s good advice I have followed from Jake Bogle regarding investing for the long term. Hope you also get value from it, especially in this time of market uncertainty, which we face in 2025.

Jack Bogle (May 8, 1929 – January 16, 2019) was a notable American investor, business magnate, and philanthropist. He established The Vanguard Group, serving as its chief executive, and is recognised for introducing the first index fund.

[47] 10 Simple rules for investment success with John C. Bogle

This is a snippet from The Lange Money Hour with Guest John C. Bogle. They go over the 10 simple rules for investment success.

Attribution: The Lange Money Hour with Guest John C. Bogle. https://youtu.be/Oj_hcwYtijI

Here is the portfolio I set up a while back that follows the principles of Jack Bogle: https://www.trading212.com/pies/ltzEZDRVMCu39uR3EZZRP8ItzCanq

[48] Factors that define a great portfolio – Jack Bogle

In this interview with Andrew Lo, Jack gives his view on what a good portfolio could look like. It’s diversified, low-cost, passively managed, and focused on the long term, tailored to an individual’s own risk tolerance and goals. His ideas revolutionised investing by buying the market with a cost-effective approach that could provide the best chance for success, influencing countless investors and financial advisors to this day.

Attribution: In Pursuit of the Perfect Portfolio: John C. Bogle Full interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uJbHREmUs4&t=1s

NOTE: This information is not financial advice. It is not tailored to your circumstances. Reliance on this content is at your own risk! The material provided is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement of any investment strategy. Always consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions, as your financial situation, goals, and risk tolerance may differ.

How to install QRadar CE 7.3.3. via the OVA file provided by IBM.

During this walk-through we will demonstrate how in download and install QRadar CE 7.3.3. via the OVA file provided by IBM. QRadar CE is a fully-featured free version of QRadar that includes a limited 50 events per second (EPS) & 5000 network flows a minute (FPS) perpetual license. It is the perfect solution to start learning QRadar or use it to monitor your home network.

*Q1 LABS, QRADAR and the ‘Q’ Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of IBM Corp. Trademarks and related content are owned by their respective companies / owners.

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QRadar 733 Steps

1. Download the OVA from – https://developer.ibm.com/qradar/ce/

2. Double click on the OVA file you just downloaded to kick of the import to VirtualBox.

3. Initial login. User = root. / Password = password

4. When prompted enter your chosen password and confirm for the password change.

5. Type in ./setup.sh to kick off the install.

6. Accept the terms by pressing Enter.

7. Enter password of your choice for the web interface.

8. Open a compatible web browser and input the IP of your QRadar CE Server, In our example – “https://192.168.68.141”

Urls used

https://developer.ibm.com/qradar/ce/

https://www.virtualbox.org/

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