Wharton professor and author Jeremy Siegel tells Bloomberg that he expects a “soft” second-quarter GDP reading, but he continues to believe we will not see a double-dip recession. Siegel also…
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The "Last Optimist Standing"
In a recent presentation given during the Wharton School’s Global Alumni Forum, professor and author Jeremy Siegel said that generous unemployment benefits may be inflating the U.S.’s unemployment rate, and…
Siegel: Don't Forget the Dividend
While flashy technology stocks tend to get a lot of attention, author and Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel says investors should focus on a less-glamorous — but more rewarding — area…
Siegel on the Euro Debt Crisis' Bullish Impacts
Author and Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel says the European debt crisis has had several ramifications that are actually bullish for stocks. Siegel tells Bloomberg that the crisis has caused oil…
Siegel Sees 10%-15% More for Rally by Year-End
Author and Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel continues to be bullish on the market, saying he sees another 10% to 15% in gains for stocks by year-end. Siegel says that “extraordinarily…
Siegel: Recovery Now Self-Sustaining, Stocks Have Plenty of Upside Left
Wharton professor and Stocks for the Long Run author Jeremy Siegel says the recession is definitely over and the economy has entered a self-sustaining expansion that isn’t reliant on stimulus…
Siegel Sees More Room to Run for Rally
Author and Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel says he thinks the economic recovery will be stronger than many think, and that stocks have another 10% or 15% — or perhaps even…
Siegel Sees More Discount Rate Hikes Before a Fed Funds Rate Increase
Like Bill Gross, Wharton professor and author Jeremy Siegel doesn’t see a hike in the Federal Funds rate as imminent, despite the Federal Reserve’s recent decision to up the Discount…
Siegel on Obama Proposals, Oil, and the Dollar
Wharton Professor and author Jeremy Siegel says the financial sector restrictions being proposed by President Obama aren’t addressing the problems that caused the financial crisis and market meltdown of 2008.…
Siegel: Stocks Still Undervalued
Jeremy Siegel, the Wharton professor and Stocks for the Long Run author, thinks stocks remain undervalued, and says he expects US corporations to be producing record earnings by 2011 or…