Interessant, sind alle Datenreihen bis 2004 ergänzt worden? Ich schau mal morgen in den Hugendubel, ob die Neuauflage schon da ist. Danach Schröder beim letzten Gefecht auf dem Römer donnern hören.
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Synopsis
A best-seller on both the BusinessWeek and New York Times bestseller lists, What Works on Wall Street has become a must-have reference for every serious investor. Unlike any other investing guide, this classic book covers more than 50 years of market performance data, comparing various stock-picking strategies and their results. Now, fully updated and revised, the third edition promises to be required reading for everyone with a stake in Wall Street. In the six years since the previous edition was published, much has changed: the tech bubble burst, the political landscape is dramatically different, the economy struggling to return to the headiness of the late 1990s. O'Shaughnessy reveals new data, showing which strategies are winners today - and which are losers. He looks at value vs growth strategies, P/E vs price-to-sales, and even rarely used strategies that can prove mightily successful. What Works on Wall Street, 3e will take a look at: new charts and data that show worst-case scenarios with peak-to-trough value and amount of time required to break even number of yeas positive vs number of years negative downside risk best and worst case returns in percentages and dollars With his trademark quantitative expertise, O'Shaughnessy outlines the strategies that have made Wall Street work for all types of investors - aggressive or conservative. With all new data, charts, and tables, the third edition of this important reference is sure to provide today's investors with a fresh look at the strategies that will work for them - time and time again.