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This book serves as an awakening call from "the present I've read some of Shiller's academic papers and enjoyed them. Ch10, Investor Learning and Unlearning The "fact" that is widely cited is that in the US there has been no 30 year period in which bonds have outperformed stocks. In addition Shiller makes two other points. I didn't enjoy it at all. He is arguing that while there is no fraud going on that the same mentality and dynamic is occurring when we have amplifying factors that push stock prices up. Such valuations are, from a historical perspective, unsustainable - although Apple and Google have been exceptions to this rule after publication of this article. irrational exuberance by robert j shiller

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But the occurrence of profit growth coincident with the appearance of new technology as dramatic as the internet can easily create an impression among the general public that the two events are somehow connected Investors are said to be euphoric or frenzied. The news media are fundamental propagators of speculative price movements through their efforts to make news interesting to their audience.

I view this as clearing the decks. This supposed fact is not really true, since as Jeremy Seigel himself points out in his book Stocks for the Long Run: The psychology was too light. Preview — Irrational Exuberance by Robert J.

In several cases he tracks the use of words in news journals for the last years, and how opinions of such words have evolved. Shiller then goes on to suggest some possible explanations for the behavior of bubbles. It has been noted irragional employees have a tendency to invest in company stock: After the introduction to irratiojal new edition, I was hoping for some more insight on bond markets specifically, but there was little to be had in the main text.

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Such valuations are, from a historical perspective, unsustainable - although Apple and Google have been exceptions to this rule after publication of this article. Good luck to those trying to predict the future shilker of the economy.

This page was last edited on 29 Septemberat She ca My review is both about the contents and how I got this book into my collection. Shiller does not shy away from expressing his own view throughout the book.

Sep 11, Daniel rated it it was amazing. They get very close but don't offer satisfying results. And also interestingly, there is a claim that stocks do not outperform bonds over the long term, which is contrary to many things I've read, although I didn't see much data irartional support that claim.

Irrational Exuberance by Robert J. Shiller

There are some very meaningful passages in the last chapter about what a crash means for baby boomers exiting the workforce and relying on their children to pay for their golden years. This was summed up for me in the last chapter when he listed things that could go wrong in the future. I regularly teach a course at Yale University entitled Economics Shiller explains thoroughly how the structural, cultural, and psychological factors drive markets.

I really battled to get into this book. Several bubbles are identified and attempts are made to understand or explain them in hindsight. Speculative Volatility in a Free Society, is of great importance It is important for three reasons. Investors also lost sight of another truth: Shiller is an economist and not an investor, so, it is natural for him to inextricably link stock markets and economy. If the price increases are, on average, reversed, then we have some evidence that the fundamental reasons were not sound.