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Mentioned in 16 episodes
Triumph of the Optimists
101 Years of Global Investment Returns
Book • 2002
This book provides an authoritative account of a century of investment returns in sixteen countries, including the U.S.
, U.K. , Japan, France, Germany, and others.
The authors present a clear and consistent analysis of total returns, including reinvested income, and address issues such as survivorship bias and the long-term equity risk premium.
The book is essential reading for investment professionals, financial economists, and investors, offering insights into the broader tendencies of equity markets over the long term.
, U.K. , Japan, France, Germany, and others.
The authors present a clear and consistent analysis of total returns, including reinvested income, and address issues such as survivorship bias and the long-term equity risk premium.
The book is essential reading for investment professionals, financial economists, and investors, offering insights into the broader tendencies of equity markets over the long term.
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Mentioned in 16 episodes
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when discussing the long-term performance of global equities.


Chris Doyle

97 snips
Building an Investment Portfolio to Grow and Protect Your Wealth with Chris Doyle
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as his favorite investing book, outlining historical returns of stocks, bonds, and bills across countries.


Meb Faber

45 snips
Meb Faber on the Big Bear Market in Diversification and Tactical Allocation
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when discussing historical data on stock market returns.


Ben Felix

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#5 — Ben Felix: A Deep Dive Into the World of Investing
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when discussing a report on global investment returns.

Jack Hough

36 snips
Is the S&P 500 Enough?
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as an investing book that is a little bit of a hard read.


Daniel Crosby

27 snips
The Soul of Wealth with Dr Daniel Crosby
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to understand the history of market returns and what is possible in investing.


Russell Napier

24 snips
Is there a 'right' way to invest?
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as one of ![undefined]()

's notable books.

Alan Dunne

Elroy Dimson

23 snips
GM82: The Surprising Success of the U.S. Economy ft. Elroy Dimson & Kiran Ganesh
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as his favorite investing book.


Meb Faber

22 snips
Barry Ritholtz - Debunking Investment BULLSH$T! | #575
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as a book reviewing asset market returns for the last century.

Alan Dunne

21 snips
SI340: ETFs, Size, and the Commodity Problem ft. Alan Dunne
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in relation to optimism in investing.


Barry Ritholtz

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Barry Ritholtz: Cutting Through Financial Noise - [Making Markets, EP.58]
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as his favorite investing book.


Meb Faber

18 snips
Audiobook - Shareholder Yield: A Better Approach to Dividend Investing - 2nd Edition | #565
Mentioned by 

as a comprehensive resource on global investment returns.


Meb Faber

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William Bernstein - “The More Comfortable You Are Buying Something, in General, the Worse the Investment It's Going to Be"
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as a must-read to calibrate oneself and avoid being misled by unrealistic investment promises.


Russell Napier

Everyone Wants Their Money to Come Home with Russell Napier
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when discussing the long-term success of optimistic investing strategies.

James Dahle

MtoM #197: Rehab Docs Pays Off Student Loans in 16 Months and Finance 101: Pessimism
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as a book written by three UK professors compiling evidence on stocks, bonds, and currencies across countries and time periods.

Jack Hough

Did the Optimists Triumph?
Mentioned by Jason Zweig as having done great publications on long-term stock market returns.

The Six Most Controversial Takes from Excess Returns in 2024
Menzionato da 

come il suo libro preferito, che analizza la storia dei mercati azionari.


Meb Faber

180. Investire con buon senso con Meb Faber, Founder e CIO di Cambria