Book · 1998 · Business & Economics
Stocks for the Long Run
The Definitive Guide to Financial Market Returns and Long-term Investment Strategies
Stocks for the Long Run by Jeremy J. Siegel has been mentioned in 3 episodes across 3 podcasts (1 episode recommends it and 2 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Rob Luna (1 episode), Cliff Asness (1 episode) and Jesse Kramer (1 episode) on ChooseFI (1 episode), Invest Like the Best (1 episode) and The Shawn Ryan Show (1 episode).
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I met Jeremy Siegel as the offer of stocks for the long run just kind of life-changing uh meeting with him.
Questions about Stocks for the Long Run by Jeremy J. Siegel
Who recommends Stocks for the Long Run by Jeremy J. Siegel on podcasts?
Rob Luna (1 episode) has recommended Stocks for the Long Run by Jeremy J. Siegel on podcasts. In all, 3 people brought it up across 3 podcasts (1 person recommended it).
Which podcasts mention Stocks for the Long Run the most?
ChooseFI (1 episode), Invest Like the Best (1 episode) and The Shawn Ryan Show (1 episode).
Is Stocks for the Long Run recommended, or only discussed?
Stocks for the Long Run by Jeremy J. Siegel was recommended in 1 episode and discussed without a recommendation in 2 episodes, as of 2024-05-19.
What do people say about Stocks for the Long Run?
Rob Luna on The Shawn Ryan Show (2022-12-12): "I met Jeremy Siegel as the offer of stocks for the long run just kind of life-changing uh meeting with him."
When was Stocks for the Long Run last mentioned on a podcast?
Stocks for the Long Run by Jeremy J. Siegel was last discussed on ChooseFI by Jesse Kramer on 2024-05-19.
The best things said about it
There's this term um stocks for the long run I think Jeremy seagull who's a famous economist investor academic talks about stocks for the long run and it's incontrovertible.
It's the same thing, the stock market that people talk about stocks for the long run and laud and love to write sometimes great papers saying if you have a long enough time horizon.
Where and when it comes up
Most episodes, by podcast
Why people recommend it
Stocks for the Long Run by Jeremy J. Siegel is a foundational finance book demonstrating through extensive historical data that equities consistently outperform bonds and other assets over extended time horizons. Jesse Kramer referenced the volume on ChooseFI to support the conventional wisdom that maintaining a stock-heavy portfolio is statistically advantageous for patient investors. Rob Luna shared on The Shawn Ryan Show that meeting Jeremy Siegel during his time at Wharton was a life-changing encounter that deeply shaped his career as a wealth strategist. On Invest Like the Best, Cliff Asness discussed the themes central to Siegel's work, examining how market participants interpret the mantra of long-term stock ownership and evaluating the mathematical realities of managing risk across extended investment horizons. Through these podcast appearances, Siegel's research is continually invoked by financial professionals and educators to validate long-term investing strategies and reinforce the historical resilience of the stock market despite short-term volatility.
Every mention
Rob Luna I met Jeremy Siegel as the offer of stocks for the long run just kind of life-changing uh meeting with him 1
“I met Jeremy Siegel as the offer of stocks for the long run just kind of life-changing uh meeting with him”
Cliff Asness It's the same thing, the stock market that people talk about stocks for the long run and laud and love to w… 1
“It's the same thing, the stock market that people talk about stocks for the long run and laud and love to write sometimes great papers saying if you have a long enough time horizon”
Jesse Kramer there's this term um stocks for the long run I think Jeremy seagull who's a famous economist investor acade… 1
“there's this term um stocks for the long run I think Jeremy seagull who's a famous economist investor academic talks about stocks for the long run and it's incontrovertible”