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Financial professional Mark Kritzman simplifies six of today's most perplexing financial riddles by taking on today's most persistently challenging financial questions. Through clever examples and plain logic, this book helps readers move beyond those questions to arrive at a deeper understanding of finance and the daily management of money.

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"Kritzman's new book shows again that he is not only a talented asset manager but also a gifted teacher who knows how to simplify even the most complex issues." (Risk, January 2001)

Table of Contents
Siegel's Paradox.

Likelihood of Loss.

Time Diversification.

Why the Expected Return Is Not To Be Expected.

Half Stocks All the Time or All Stocks Half the Time?

The Irrelevance of Expected Return on Option Valuation.

Primer: Financial Concepts and Quantitative Methods.

Glossary.

Index.

Puzzles of Finance

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      Publisher: Wiley
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 5/23/2000 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780471246572, 978-0471246572
      ISBN10: 0471246573
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Financial professional Mark Kritzman simplifies six of today's most perplexing financial riddles by taking on today's most persistently challenging financial questions. Through clever examples and plain logic, this book helps readers move beyond those questions to arrive at a deeper understanding of finance and the daily management of money.

      Trade Review
      "Kritzman's new book shows again that he is not only a talented asset manager but also a gifted teacher who knows how to simplify even the most complex issues." (Risk, January 2001)

      Table of Contents
      Siegel's Paradox.

      Likelihood of Loss.

      Time Diversification.

      Why the Expected Return Is Not To Be Expected.

      Half Stocks All the Time or All Stocks Half the Time?

      The Irrelevance of Expected Return on Option Valuation.

      Primer: Financial Concepts and Quantitative Methods.

      Glossary.

      Index.

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