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Showing posts with label random walk down wall street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label random walk down wall street. Show all posts
Sunday 14 August 2016

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part Four 4: A Practical Guide for RANDOM WALKers and other Investors

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Chapter 15. Three Giant steps down Wall street I. The no-brainer step: investing in index funds: 1. The S&P 500 index beat appro...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part Four 3: A Practical Guide for RANDOM WALKers and other Investors

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Chapter 14. A life-Cycle Guide to Investing The most important investment decision you will probably ever make concerns the balancing of ...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part Four 2: A Practical Guide for RANDOM WALKers and other Investors

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Chapter 13. Handicapping the Financial Race: A Primer in Understanding and Projecting Returns form Stocks and Bonds. 1. Very long-run ret...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part Four 1: A Practical Guide for RANDOM WALKers and other Investors

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Chapter 12. A Fitness manual for RANDOM WALKers I. Exercise 1: cover Thyself with Protection 1. Disraeli once wrote that “patience is ...
Friday 5 August 2016

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part Three 3: The New Investment Technology

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Chapter 11. Potshots at the Efficient-Market Theory and Why they Miss Robert Shiller concluded from a longer history of stock market flu...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part Three 2: The New Investment Technology

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Chapter 10. Reaping Reward by Increasing Risk Diversification cannot eliminate all risk . Sharpe-Lintner-Black tried to determine what pa...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part Three 1: The New Investment Technology

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Chapter 9. A New Walking Shoe: Modern Portfolio Theory Many academics agree: the method of beating the market is to assume greater risk. ...
Thursday 4 August 2016

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part Two 3: How the Pros Play the Biggest Game in Town

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Chapter 8. How good is Fundamental analysis? Two opposing views about the efficacy of fundamental analysis. Wall streeters feel that fund...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part Two 2: How the Pros Play the Biggest Game in Town

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Chapter 7. Technical analysis and the Random walk theory 1. I personally have never known a successful technician. Technical analysis is...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part Two 1: How the Pros Play the Biggest Game in Town

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Chapter 6. Technical and Fundamental analysis The efficient market theory (from academics) has three versions – the “weak,” the “semi-str...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part One 6: Stocks and Their Value

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Chapter 5. The Firm-foundation Theory of Stock Prices Firm-foundation theorists view the worth of any share as the present value of all d...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part One 5: Stocks and Their Value

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Chapter 4. The Biggest Bubble of All: Surfing on the Internet 1. The NASDAQ Index, an index essentially representing high-tech New Econom...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part One 4: Stocks and Their Value

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Chapter 3. Stock Valuation from the sixties through the Nineties By the 1990s, institutions accounted for more than 90% of the trading v...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part One 3: Stocks and Their Value

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Chapter 2. The Madness of Crowds The psychology of speculation is a veritable theater of the absurd. Although the castle-in-the-air theor...

A Random Walk Down Wall Street - Part One 2: Stocks and Their Value

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Chapter 1. Firm Foundations and Castles in the Air I. What is a random walk? 1. A random walk is one in which future steps or directio...