University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Biomedical
Science Research Building
1. Testing Economic Theory (n.b.)
2. Asset Allocation in the Real World (n.b.)
3. Stocks for the Long Run, Black Swans, or Encouraging Conditions
4. Financial
Engineering and the Banks (n.b. - S&P lawsuit addition)
5. What Happened, the Financial Crisis of
2008
7. The Nature of Stock Market Equilibrium (n.b.)
9. Logic and
Judgment in Securities Selection and Asset Allocation
10. Asset Allocation: The
Consequences of Market Rationality
11. When Stock
Prices Are Excessive: Is the Stock Market
Rational?
12. Industry
Analysis: The Risk Management of Internet
Stocks
13. Company
Analysis: Valuing Companies within the
Context of Markets
14. A Useful Quote
The data justify an error correction model of the U.S.
stock market that supersedes these following essays. We have retained these
essays to illustrate the advantage of having a suitable model when
describing a complex phenomenon.
(add: If possible)
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The data justify an error correction model of the U.S. stock market that supersedes these following essays. We have retained these essays to illustrate the advantage of having a suitable model when describing a complex phenomenon. (add: If possible) |