Stocks For The Long Run - Siegel , Jeremy J (English Ebook)
Many of the same organizations who provided me with data for the first edition of Stocks for the
Long Run willingly updated their data for this second edition. I include Lipper Analytical Services and the Vanguard Group for their mutual funds data, Morgan Stanley for their Capital Market indexes, Smithers & Co. for their market value data and Bloomberg Financial for their graphic representations.
On a professional level, I have benefited, as I did with the first edition, from correspondence and
discussion with Professor Paul Samuelson of MIT, my former thesis advisor, about the equity risk
premium and the degree and implications of mean reversion in stock prices. Tim Loughran of the
University of Iowa provided me with invaluable data on value and growth stocks and Jay Ritter of the
University of Florida provided feedback on many issues. As always, Robert Shiller of Yale University
helped me better formulate my arguments through our lengthy discussions of the proper level of the
market and the fundamental determinants of stock prices. I also wish to thank Brett Grehan, a
Wharton MBA student who did an excellent job of isolating the data on the baby boomers, and
Wharton undergraduates John Chung and Richard Chou.
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Long Run willingly updated their data for this second edition. I include Lipper Analytical Services and the Vanguard Group for their mutual funds data, Morgan Stanley for their Capital Market indexes, Smithers & Co. for their market value data and Bloomberg Financial for their graphic representations.
On a professional level, I have benefited, as I did with the first edition, from correspondence and
discussion with Professor Paul Samuelson of MIT, my former thesis advisor, about the equity risk
premium and the degree and implications of mean reversion in stock prices. Tim Loughran of the
University of Iowa provided me with invaluable data on value and growth stocks and Jay Ritter of the
University of Florida provided feedback on many issues. As always, Robert Shiller of Yale University
helped me better formulate my arguments through our lengthy discussions of the proper level of the
market and the fundamental determinants of stock prices. I also wish to thank Brett Grehan, a
Wharton MBA student who did an excellent job of isolating the data on the baby boomers, and
Wharton undergraduates John Chung and Richard Chou.
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