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Stocks for the Long Run by Jeremy J. Siegel

Stocks for the Long Run Jeremy J. Siegel ebook
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies
Format: pdf
ISBN: 007058043X, 9780070580435
Page: 314

The 2000–2010 decade helped many equity investors better understand what the word “risk” truly means. Jeremy Siegel tells us why we should own stocks for the long run. Mark Skousen reviews Jeremy Siegel's 4th edition of Stocks for the Long Run. In his book, Stocks for the Long Run, Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel proves that stocks have been the best performing investing for the past 200 years in the US. I offer my opinion and analysis on holding stocks for the long term. Here's how you can find stable, defensive stocks that might provide market-beating returns. This chart comes via David Rosenberg at Gluskin Sheff. Rosenberg tops it off with this commentary: While we are “underweight” equities as an asset c. For the math challenged, the stock market is still lower than it was 13 years ago. For an entire decade US equities had no real return. Over the long run, real wealth is created by owning stocks, according to Wharton Professor Dr. Below is excellent advice for everyone from my favorite professor of finance - click the link below. Q&A: Small Stocks for the Long Run. As we finish 2010, we would like to take some time to consider the year we just had, and consider what may lie ahead. Jeremy Sigel wrote his book Stocks For the Long Run in 1999 and he was on Bloomberg TV yesterday predicting further stock market gains. Some stocks may seem like bargains when they're really duds. After the release of the encouraging jobs report yesterday morning, the stock market promptly hit new record highs. In the mid-1990s, Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel published his famous tome Stocks For The Long Run, whose title quickly became one of the leading mantras of the Great Bubble. Dissatisfaction with Stocks for the Long Run.