How to use the power of today's financial markets to enable an investor to build a portfolio with global diversification? This is what the book of Meb Faber, a well-known investor and fund manager, is dedicated to. The book begins with a review of the historical performance of popular assets such as stocks, bonds, and cash. The author examines the impact of inflation on money, and then shows how diversification by combining assets, using a simple combination of stocks and bonds as an example, can mitigate extreme drawdowns in risky asset classes. Faber does not stop at a portfolio of stocks and bonds, but goes further and analyzes the possibilities of a more global distribution, taking into account assets such as real estate. The book has tracked 13 types of assets and their returns since 1973, with a particular focus on well-known investment portfolios such as Ray Dalio's all-weather portfolio, endowment fund portfolios, and Warren Buffett's portfolio.