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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 by Meb Faber as his favorite investing book, outlining historical returns of stocks, bonds, and bills across countries.
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Russell Napier to understand the history of market returns and what is possible in investing.
Russell Napier to understand the history of market returns and what is possible in investing.
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Recommended by Russell Napier as a must-read to calibrate oneself and avoid being misled by unrealistic investment promises.
Russell Napier as a must-read to calibrate oneself and avoid being misled by unrealistic investment promises.
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Mentioned by Jack Hough as a book written by three UK professors compiling evidence on stocks, bonds, and currencies across countries and time periods.
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Mentioned by Jason Zweig as having done great publications on long-term stock market returns.
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