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Common Stocks as Long Term Investments (Paperback)
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Common Stocks as Long Term Investments (Paperback)
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Loot Price R366
Discovery Miles 3 660
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2012 Reprint of 1928 Edition. Exact facsimile of the original
edition, not reproduced with Optical Recognition Software. Edgar
Lawrence Smith, (1882 - 1971) was an economist, investment manager
and author of the influential book "Common Stocks as Long Term
Investments," which promoted the then-surprising idea that stocks
excel bonds in long-term yield. . He worked in banking and other
financial endeavors in the years after college, then signed on in
1922 as an adviser to the brokerage firm Low, Dixon & Company.
While there, he later recounted in his Harvard class's 50th reunion
yearbook, "I tried to write a pamphlet on why bonds were the best
form of long term investment. But supporting evidence for this
thesis could not be found." This discovery led to the 1924
publication of "Common Stocks as Long Term Investments." The book
was widely reviewed and praised, and became a key intellectual
support for the 1920s stock market boom. Its success enabled Smith
to launch a mutual fund firm, "Investment Managers Company." It
also garnered him an invitation from the economist John Maynard
Keynes, who had favorably reviewed the book in "The Nation," to
join the Royal Economic Society. The Wall Street Crash of 1929
brought a turn in Smith's fortunes.
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