Author and Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel says he thinks the Federal Reserve will likely raise interest rates “modestly” by this coming spring — earlier than many expect. But, he tells…
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Siegel Sees 4%-5% Growth Ahead
Wharton Professor and author Jeremy Siegel says he thinks the U.S. economic recovery will surprise to the upside, with 3.5% GDP growth in the fourth quarter and 4% to 5%…
Siegel Says Rally Has Plenty of Room to Run
While stocks are up some 60% from their March lows, author and Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel says the rally is “far from exhausted”. In his column on Yahoo! Finance, Siegel…
Siegel: Recession Over & Stocks Attractive, but Unemployment to Stay High
Wharton professor and author Jeremy Siegel says that the U.S. recession is over and that it’s a good time for investors to be putting money in the stock market —…
Stocks Still Win, Siegel Says
Jeremy Siegel, the Wharton professor and author of Stocks for the Long Run, says that the painful losses investors endured in the recent bear market have not done anything to…
Siegel Fires Back on Long-Term Data
Last month, we highlighted Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Zweig’s criticism of the long-term stock return data that Jeremy Siegel has used in his book, Stocks for the Long Run.…
Zweig vs. Siegel on Long-Term Return Data
The Wall Street Journal’s Jason Zweig is taking Jeremy Siegel to task for the data Siegel uses in his Stocks for the Long Run, an often quoted resource for buy-and-hold…
Siegel "Virtually Sure" It Won't Be Long Before Market Yields Rewards
Wharton professor and author Jeremy Siegel has stood by his “stocks for the long run” philosophy during the recent bear market. Yesterday on NPR radio, he went even further, saying…
Wharton Prof Duel: Siegel vs. Stambaugh
Several weeks back we highlighted a new study that found stocks are actually more risky in the long run than they are in the short run. Today in an interview…
Siegel: Earnings "Nowhere Near as Dismal" as S&P Data Suggests
In his most recent posting on Yahoo! Finance, Jeremy Siegel reiterates his belief that Standard & Poor’s flawed earnings calculations for the S&P 500 are making the corporate earnings picture…