Ubicación Física: 332.6 / I62
Investment management / | |
Otros Autores: | Arnott, Robert D. ; Brinson, Gary P. ; Chew, Donald H. ; Clarke, Roger G. ; Damodaran, Aswath ; Ellis, Charles D. ; Jacob, Nancy L. ; Jeffrey, Robert H. ; Kritzman, Mark. |
Serie: | Wiley frontiers finance. |
Pié de imprenta: | New York : John Wiley & Sons, 1998. |
Descripción: | 466 p. |
ISBN: | 0471197157. |
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Resumen: | Once upon a time, Wall Street lived off little homilies like, buy low sell high, nothing ventured, nothing gained, and don't put all your eggs in one basket. Like all sayings that endure, these simple proverbs contain a lot of truth, even if not the whole truth. When wrapped into a body of theory that supports them with logic and a systematic set of principles, these elementary wisdoms pack a great deal of power,Yet if the theory is so consistent, logical, and powerful, another fabled Wall Street saying comes to mind: "If you're so smart, how come you're not rich?" The answer is disarmingly simple: The essence of investment theory is that being smart is not a sufficient condition for being rich. This book is about the massing ingredients. |
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Economía
Once upon a time, Wall Street lived off little homilies like, buy low sell high, nothing ventured, nothing gained, and don't put all your eggs in one basket. Like all sayings that endure, these simple proverbs contain a lot of truth, even if not the whole truth. When wrapped into a body of theory that supports them with logic and a systematic set of principles, these elementary wisdoms pack a great deal of power,
Yet if the theory is so consistent, logical, and powerful, another fabled Wall Street saying comes to mind: "If you're so smart, how come you're not rich?" The answer is disarmingly simple: The essence of investment theory is that being smart is not a sufficient condition for being rich. This book is about the massing ingredients.
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