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What Is Risk?
What Is Risk? Muhlenkamp ... of risk proved to be a trap. In 1999 and early 2000, many people were caught up in the Wall Street ... its stock. W h at i s R is k? Se ve nt h in a s er ie s of 1 2 es sa ys O ri ...- Authors: Ronald H Muhlenkamp
- Date: Jul 2003
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What Is Risk? (Part II)
to the economics of a decade earlier. Chart 1 – S&P 500 Index Yearly Total Returns, 1952–2002 three-year ... three-year basis, stocks have had one (two) down period(s), and bonds have had three (three) down periods ...- Authors: Ronald H Muhlenkamp
- Date: Jul 2003
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How Much Money are You Willing to Lose for a Theory?
years, “You couldn’t help going down, because the S&P went down,” doesn’t cut much ice. I learned in ... 5 Difference 39% 33% 31% The above table lists potential returns of 6%, 8% and 10%. As you ...- Authors: Ronald H Muhlenkamp
- Date: Nov 2005
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Are Stocks Too High?
Are Stocks Too High? The models that seek to determine fair value for stocks use corporate ... Research, calculates a price-to-value ratio (PVA) for 2000 stocks based on long-term bond rates. Ford’s PVA ...- Authors: Ronald H Muhlenkamp
- Date: Jul 1994
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge
- Topics: Finance & Investments>Portfolio management - Finance & Investments