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Investors and Markets: Portfolio Choices, Asset Prices, and Investment Advice

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ISBN
9780691138503
Subject Area
Business & Economics
Publication Name
Investors and Markets : Portfolio Choices, Asset Prices, and Investment Advice
Item Length
9.2 in
Publisher
Princeton University Press
Subject
Investments & Securities / Portfolio Management, Finance / General, Investments & Securities / Analysis & Trading Strategies, Investments & Securities / General
Publication Year
2008
Series
Princeton Lectures in Finance Ser.
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.7 in
Author
William F. Sharpe
Item Width
6.1 in
Item Weight
12 Oz
Number of Pages
232 Pages

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Shows that investment professionals cannot make good portfolio choices unless they understand the determinants of asset prices. The author sets out an approach to asset pricing in a nonmathematical form that can be comprehensible to a broad range of investment professionals, including investment advisors, money managers, and financial analysts.

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Publisher
Princeton University Press
ISBN-10
0691138508
ISBN-13
9780691138503
eBay Product ID (ePID)
66978091

Product Key Features

Author
William F. Sharpe
Publication Name
Investors and Markets : Portfolio Choices, Asset Prices, and Investment Advice
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Subject
Investments & Securities / Portfolio Management, Finance / General, Investments & Securities / Analysis & Trading Strategies, Investments & Securities / General
Publication Year
2008
Series
Princeton Lectures in Finance Ser.
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Business & Economics
Number of Pages
232 Pages

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Item Length
9.2 in
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Width
6.1 in
Item Weight
12 Oz

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Intended Audience
College Audience
Series Volume Number
3
Lc Classification Number
Hg4529.5.S53 2008
Reviews
"Sharpe's Investors and Markets is an impressive and thought provoking work. . . . [H]is work breaks new ground in the fields of portfolio and asset pricing theory. I highly recommend this book, particularly for planners interested in understanding the theory behind the advice that we give."-- NAPFA Advisor, Throughout the past 40 years, Sharpe has remained one of the most influential voices in finance for both academics and practitioners. As is true for all of Sharpe's writings, investment professionals will do well to read Investors and Markets and carefully absorb its insights. ---Ronald L. Moy, Financial Analysts Journal, "William F. Sharpe says his pioneering work on the Capital Asset Pricing Model is ready for a makeover. The 42-year-old model--which earned Mr. Sharpe a Nobel Memorial Prize in economics in 1990-- is being revamped because Mr. Sharpe says he found a better way for portfolio managers and business-school students to learn about how portfolios are constructed and securities are priced. . . . Mr. Sharpe's new book shows that a simulator based on the state/preference model can mimic market behavior and can be used where mean-variance analysis won't work." --Joel Chernoff, Pensions and Investments, [Sharpe's book] has much that is good: setting out complex issues such as the capital-asset pricing model and market risk/reward theorem in readily understandable terms, showing the importance of trading. Mime preferences, risk aversion, how individual actions, perhaps irrational on occasion, can still lead to a rational outcome, estimates of the equity risk premium, and the relative value of passive and active investing., Sharpe's Investors and Markets is an impressive and thought provoking work. . . . [H]is work breaks new ground in the fields of portfolio and asset pricing theory. I highly recommend this book, particularly for planners interested in understanding the theory behind the advice that we give., William F. Sharpe says his pioneering work on the Capital Asset Pricing Model is ready for a makeover. The 42-year-old model--which earned Mr. Sharpe a Nobel Memorial Prize in economics in 1990-- is being revamped because Mr. Sharpe says he found a better way for portfolio managers and business-school students to learn about how portfolios are constructed and securities are priced. . . . Mr. Sharpe's new book shows that a simulator based on the state/preference model can mimic market behavior and can be used where mean-variance analysis won't work. ---Joel Chernoff, Pensions and Investments, William Sharpe has written a new book . . . which may cause a revolution -- or, at least, a coup in finance. . . . "Investors and Markets" brings the subjects of portfolio choice and asset pricing together into a single, integrated view of investment science. . . . The impact of [this book], though more a coup than a revolution, deserves to occur more quickly., "Throughout the past 40 years, Sharpe has remained one of the most influential voices in finance for both academics and practitioners. As is true for all of Sharpe's writings, investment professionals will do well to read Investors and Markets and carefully absorb its insights." --Ronald L. Moy, Financial Analysts Journal, William F. Sharpe says his pioneering work on the Capital Asset Pricing Model is ready for a makeover. The 42-year-old model--which earned Mr. Sharpe a Nobel Memorial Prize in economics in 1990-- is being revamped because Mr. Sharpe says he found a better way for portfolio managers and business-school students to learn about how portfolios are constructed and securities are priced. . . . Mr. Sharpe's new book shows that a simulator based on the state/preference model can mimic market behavior and can be used where mean-variance analysis won't work., "[Sharpe's book] has much that is good: setting out complex issues such as the capital-asset pricing model and market risk/reward theorem in readily understandable terms, showing the importance of trading. Mime preferences, risk aversion, how individual actions, perhaps irrational on occasion, can still lead to a rational outcome, estimates of the equity risk premium, and the relative value of passive and active investing." --Andrew Milligan, The Business Economist, "Sharpe has managed to integrate the key areas of optimum portfolio choice and general equilibrium theory. While mean-variance portfolio theory has been around long enough that a number of books have been written that make it accessible to any MBA student, the same cannot be said for asset pricing theory except in its most elementary form. Sharpe's book will for the first time allow me to teach some of this important theory to my MBA students." --Martin J. Gruber, New York University, William Sharpe has written a new book . . . which may cause a revolution -- or, at least, a coup in finance. . . . Investors and Markets brings the subjects of portfolio choice and asset pricing together into a single, integrated view of investment science. . . . The impact of [this book], though more a coup than a revolution, deserves to occur more quickly. ---John Finneran, The Motley Fool, [Sharpe's book] has much that is good: setting out complex issues such as the capital-asset pricing model and market risk/reward theorem in readily understandable terms, showing the importance of trading. Mime preferences, risk aversion, how individual actions, perhaps irrational on occasion, can still lead to a rational outcome, estimates of the equity risk premium, and the relative value of passive and active investing. -- Andrew Milligan, The Business Economist, "William Sharpe has written a new book . . . which may cause a revolution -- or, at least, a coup in finance. . . . Investors and Markets brings the subjects of portfolio choice and asset pricing together into a single, integrated view of investment science. . . . The impact of [this book], though more a coup than a revolution, deserves to occur more quickly." --John Finneran, The Motley Fool, William F. Sharpe says his pioneering work on the Capital Asset Pricing Model is ready for a makeover. The 42-year-old model--which earned Mr. Sharpe a Nobel Memorial Prize in economics in 1990-- is being revamped because Mr. Sharpe says he found a better way for portfolio managers and business-school students to learn about how portfolios are constructed and securities are priced. . . . Mr. Sharpe's new book shows that a simulator based on the state/preference model can mimic market behavior and can be used where mean-variance analysis won't work. -- Joel Chernoff, Pensions and Investments, "Here is one of finance's great minds offering commonsense advice for individual investors who, for the most part, wander in the wilderness of the financial markets. Sharpe develops this advice from a high level of theoretical sophistication and analysis. His concerns are profound, his arguments are powerful and innovative, his language is refreshingly lucid, and his conclusions are compelling. Like Sharpe's earlier works, this book is a major contribution to the literature of finance." --Peter L. Bernstein, author of Capital Ideas: The Improbable Origins of Modern Wall Street, [Sharpe's book] has much that is good: setting out complex issues such as the capital-asset pricing model and market risk/reward theorem in readily understandable terms, showing the importance of trading. Mime preferences, risk aversion, how individual actions, perhaps irrational on occasion, can still lead to a rational outcome, estimates of the equity risk premium, and the relative value of passive and active investing. ---Andrew Milligan, The Business Economist, Throughout the past 40 years, Sharpe has remained one of the most influential voices in finance for both academics and practitioners. As is true for all of Sharpe's writings, investment professionals will do well to readInvestors and Marketsand carefully absorb its insights., "Throughout the past 40 years, Sharpe has remained one of the most influential voices in finance for both academics and practitioners. As is true for all of Sharpes writings, investment professionals will do well to read Investors and Markets and carefully absorb its insights."-- Ronald L. Moy, Financial Analysts Journal, Throughout the past 40 years, Sharpe has remained one of the most influential voices in finance for both academics and practitioners. As is true for all of Sharpe's writings, investment professionals will do well to read Investors and Markets and carefully absorb its insights., "William F. Sharpe says his pioneering work on the Capital Asset Pricing Model is ready for a makeover. The 42-year-old model--which earned Mr. Sharpe a Nobel Memorial Prize in economics in 1990-- is being revamped because Mr. Sharpe says he found a better way for portfolio managers and business-school students to learn about how portfolios are constructed and securities are priced. . . . Mr. Sharpe's new book shows that a simulator based on the state/preference model can mimic market behavior and can be used where mean-variance analysis won't work."-- Joel Chernoff, Pensions and Investments, "Sharpe's Investors and Markets is an impressive and thought provoking work. . . . [H]is work breaks new ground in the fields of portfolio and asset pricing theory. I highly recommend this book, particularly for planners interested in understanding the theory behind the advice that we give." -- NAPFA Advisor, Sharpe'sInvestors and Marketsis an impressive and thought provoking work. . . . [H]is work breaks new ground in the fields of portfolio and asset pricing theory. I highly recommend this book, particularly for planners interested in understanding the theory behind the advice that we give., William Sharpe has written a new book . . . which may cause a revolution -- or, at least, a coup in finance. . . . Investors and Markets brings the subjects of portfolio choice and asset pricing together into a single, integrated view of investment science. . . . The impact of [this book], though more a coup than a revolution, deserves to occur more quickly., "[Sharpe's book] has much that is good: setting out complex issues such as the capital-asset pricing model and market risk/reward theorem in readily understandable terms, showing the importance of trading. Mime preferences, risk aversion, how individual actions, perhaps irrational on occasion, can still lead to a rational outcome, estimates of the equity risk premium, and the relative value of passive and active investing."-- Andrew Milligan, The Business Economist, "Bill Sharpe is a highly original thinker and one of the most lucid and accessible writers in the field of finance. Investors and Markets artfully combines insights about portfolio choice and asset pricing that give individual investors a framework for making better savings and investment decisions." --Burton G. Malkiel, author of A Random Walk Down Wall Street, "Bill Sharpe has a wonderful knack for devising simple examples to draw out a succession of important lessons about portfolio choice and equilibrium asset prices." --Richard Brealey, London Business School, "[Sharpes book] has much that is good: setting out complex issues such as the capital-asset pricing model and market risk/reward theorem in readily understandable terms, showing the importance of trading. Mime preferences, risk aversion, how individual actions, perhaps irrational on occasion, can still lead to a rational outcome, estimates of the equity risk premium, and the relative value of passive and active investing."-- Andrew Milligan, The Business Economist, "William Sharpe has written a new book . . . which may cause a revolution -- or, at least, a coup in finance. . . . Investors and Markets brings the subjects of portfolio choice and asset pricing together into a single, integrated view of investment science. . . . The impact of [this book], though more a coup than a revolution, deserves to occur more quickly."-- John Finneran, The Motley Fool, "Throughout the past 40 years, Sharpe has remained one of the most influential voices in finance for both academics and practitioners. As is true for all of Sharpe's writings, investment professionals will do well to read Investors and Markets and carefully absorb its insights."-- Ronald L. Moy, Financial Analysts Journal, Sharpe's Investors and Markets is an impressive and thought provoking work. . . . [H]is work breaks new ground in the fields of portfolio and asset pricing theory. I highly recommend this book, particularly for planners interested in understanding the theory behind the advice that we give. -- "NAPFA Advisor
Table of Content
PREFACE vii CHAPTER ONE: Introduction 1 CHAPTER TWO: Equilibrium 9 CHAPTER THREE: Preferences 35 CHAPTER FOUR: Prices 63 CHAPTER FIVE: Positions 111 CHAPTER SIX: Predictions 129 CHAPTER SEVEN: Protection 149 CHAPTER EIGHT: Advice 185 REFERENCES 213 INDEX 215
Copyright Date
2006
Dewey Decimal
332.6
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes

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