New Publication! The equity risk premium is commonly thought of as one of the most important concepts in investing - https://t.co/kx4s5PCYO3
See what the following experts think about it:
- Roger Ibbotson
- Elroy Dimson
- Cliff Asness
- Rob Arnott
- Mart…https://t.co/vXHILMTBgl
In a wild year for markets and investing, what @Enterprising content most resonated with readers?
@AdvisorUnbiased, on retirement income strategies; Jacques Cesar on CAPM; @ericsim_iol on 3 forms of capital; Roger Mitchell on @AswathDamodaran; & more.
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"There’s one aspect of MMT that I have some sympathy for: the notion that what we spend money on is far more important than how we finance it." — @CliffordAsness@LaurenceBSiegel, @WGoetzmann, & others discuss the Equity Risk Premium.
via @Enterprising
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Has the hedge property overtaken the investment property of fixed-income assets?
@LaurenceBSiegel, @CliffordAsness, Antti Ilmanen, and Rajnish Mehra, among others, explore this & more, in the Equity Risk Premium Forum.
@PaulMcCaffrey7 via @Enterprising
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"Why does the level of the nominal rate have anything to do with the equity risk premium?"
@JohnHCochrane and Thomas S. Coleman of @HarrisPolicy further explore the nature of inflation and the fiscal theory of the price level.
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How did @ericsim_iol go from washing bowls at his father’s noodle stand to serving as a managing director at UBS Investment Bank?
It comes down to financial capital, human capital, and #socialcapital, @PaulMcCaffrey7 explains.
via @Enterprising
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“When you do your job under scrutiny, it’s tough. But when nobody is watching, it’s even tougher because you need to uphold an even higher standard.” — @ericsim_iol#socialcapital
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Does the equity risk premium vary depending on the term structure?
@LaurenceBSiegel, Rob Arnott, Elroy Dimson, Roger G. Ibbotson, Antti Ilmanen, Martin Leibowitz, Rajnish Mehra, & Jeremy Siegel weigh in on this & more.
@PaulMcCaffrey7 via @Enterprising
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"We are now producing at & beyond the supply capacity of the economy. The economic problem now is to control inflation & get to work on the supply side of the economy."
Thomas S. Coleman & @JohnHCochrane explain.
@Enterprising@HarrisPolicy@HooverInst
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"Historically, all significant inflations have come from fiscal problems. Countries that are running steady primary surpluses and growing happily never seem to have inflation no matter how dimwitted their central bankers." — @JohnHCochrane#inflation
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.@CliffordAsness, Rob Arnott, Roger Ibbotson, @LaurenceBSiegel, and other luminaries explore the nature of bubbles and the momentum factor in an excerpt from their latest discussion of the equity risk premium.
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Some predict the embargo will initiate a Russian financial collapse very quickly, while others expect it will constitute more of a long and slow drag on the economy.
@JoachimKlement of @CFAResearchFndn provides a serious, data-driven analysis.
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Prediction: The Future Will Be Different
When @Enterprising debuted 10 years ago, no one could have anticipated the wild gyrations of the last 18 month or the tantrums and flash crashes of the last decade.
Yet here we are.
@PaulMcCaffrey7 looks back.
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How has #ESG investing evolved over the last decade?
To mark the 10th anniversary of @Enterprising, Rhodri Preece, CFA, curates a diverse collection of EI's ESG coverage that serves as a window into both the ESG debate and the development of the space.
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What can behavioral finance offer investors?
With insights from Daniel Kahneman, @RobertJShiller, @R_Thaler, @meirstatman, etc., @Enterprising's coverage the last 10 years shows how the behavioral lens can help inform investment decision making.
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In investment portfolios, Harry Markowitz said, “the only free lunch is diversification.”
@ericsim_iol demonstrates that the same holds true in our professional lives.
@PaulMcCaffrey7 via @Enterprising
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The more complex and diffuse a problem becomes, @DukeFuqua's Dan Heath explained at the #AlphaSummit, the less likely it is to have a clear line of ownership.
“When no one owns a problem, it probably won’t get solved.”
@PaulMcCaffrey7 via @Enterprising https://t.co/fH5P3SSnM6