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Jeffrey Nash

• Peter Bernstein: 'Always Ask: What If I'm Wrong?'

  Legendary financial markets historian Peter Bernstein says we've moved into a "dysfunctional financial structure" where nothing is working right and all market theories need a vigorous reexamination. More than ever, he says, it's important to ask yourself: What if I'm wrong?... Born in 1919,...

  Articles | Mar 9, 2009

• Harry Markowitz: Getting Ready for Recovery

  Harry Markowitz, the father of modern portfolio theory, still thinks you can't time the market (though he admits to trying a bit himself recently). His best advice: stay invested and diversified. "You have to be in the market and prepared when the recovery begins," he explains... That’s not...

  Articles | Mar 9, 2009

• Jeremy Grantham: Why to Buy Stocks Now

  Legendary investor Jeremy Grantham predicted the recent market crash in early 2006. Although he says there may still be another severe downswing, he sees great upside potential: "If you can stick it out for a while, this may be the buying opportunity of a lifetime"... Over the past three decades,...

  Articles | Mar 9, 2009

• Eugene Fama: Why You Can't Time the Market

  For decades, the notion that markets are efficient has been a broadly held belief. So how could so many markets crash simultaneously? Eugene Fama, the father of the efficient market theory, answers the skeptics. His bottom line: If markets are efficiently priced, why did they crash?...

  Articles | Mar 9, 2009