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The Future for Investors: Why the Tried and the True Triumph Over the Bold and the New

byJeremy Siegel

Finance professor Jeremy Siegel challenges the assumption that the fastest-growing companies and newest industries necessarily make the best long-term investments. Using historical market data, he shows how high expectations can make glamorous stocks expensive, while established firms with durable brands, dividends, and disciplined capital allocation may deliver stronger shareholder returns. The book explores reinvestment, valuation, demographic change, globalization, and sector performance. Siegel's central lesson is that growth in a company or industry does not automatically translate into investment gains; what matters is the price paid relative to the results ultimately achieved.

Publisher

RH Audio Assets

Publication date

2005

Format

Print edition

Pages

327

ISBN

9780739317327