The arrogance cycle: think you can't lose, think again ; what every investor needs to know to protect their assets from the next big bubble
"What is the arrogance cycle? We've just lived through it. As market bubbles build, our confidence level rises (dis)proportionately. Everyone wants in on the action. We want to believe Wall Street, and once we do, the inevitable happens. Like Dr. Frankenstein breathing life into inanimate...
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Guilford, Conn
Lyons Press
2011
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| Zusammenfassung: | "What is the arrogance cycle? We've just lived through it. As market bubbles build, our confidence level rises (dis)proportionately. Everyone wants in on the action. We want to believe Wall Street, and once we do, the inevitable happens. Like Dr. Frankenstein breathing life into inanimate flesh, investment professionals sought ever more novel ways to create wealth. The only problem was that it was all artificial. In The Arrogance Cycle, Farr examines the forces at work on individuals and markets and explains in clear, concise layman terms how we got to where we are. He focuses on individual factors such as rampant consumerism, a sense of entitlement, narcissism, resentment toward the upper class and more that combined to create the perfect economic storm. By consulting with leading psychologists and relaying first hand experience with investment clients, Farr provides a case study of the arrogant investor. Throughout the book, he sifts through the wreckage of previous crashes and downturns and finds us the proverbial black box of evidence to support his contention that collectively we are the ones responsible. Farr examines the influence of popular culture; the expansion of consumer credit, and the government's ill timed and poorly executed encouragement of home ownership, outrageous increases in executive compensation, immunity from accountability, and so on. In reviewing failed enterprises like WorldCom, Adelphia, Enron, AIG, Lehman Brothers, and Bear Sterns and the illegal activities of Bernie Madoff and others through the lens of arrogance, the book sheds light on those disasters and offers a means to detect the insidious presence of arrogance so that in the future we can contain the damage before it spreads"-- |
| Beschreibung: | XXII, 217 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 9780762764358 |
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| spelling | Farr, Michael K. Verfasser aut The arrogance cycle think you can't lose, think again ; what every investor needs to know to protect their assets from the next big bubble Michael K. Farr with Edward Claflin Guilford, Conn Lyons Press 2011 XXII, 217 Seiten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier "What is the arrogance cycle? We've just lived through it. As market bubbles build, our confidence level rises (dis)proportionately. Everyone wants in on the action. We want to believe Wall Street, and once we do, the inevitable happens. Like Dr. Frankenstein breathing life into inanimate flesh, investment professionals sought ever more novel ways to create wealth. The only problem was that it was all artificial. In The Arrogance Cycle, Farr examines the forces at work on individuals and markets and explains in clear, concise layman terms how we got to where we are. He focuses on individual factors such as rampant consumerism, a sense of entitlement, narcissism, resentment toward the upper class and more that combined to create the perfect economic storm. By consulting with leading psychologists and relaying first hand experience with investment clients, Farr provides a case study of the arrogant investor. Throughout the book, he sifts through the wreckage of previous crashes and downturns and finds us the proverbial black box of evidence to support his contention that collectively we are the ones responsible. Farr examines the influence of popular culture; the expansion of consumer credit, and the government's ill timed and poorly executed encouragement of home ownership, outrageous increases in executive compensation, immunity from accountability, and so on. In reviewing failed enterprises like WorldCom, Adelphia, Enron, AIG, Lehman Brothers, and Bear Sterns and the illegal activities of Bernie Madoff and others through the lens of arrogance, the book sheds light on those disasters and offers a means to detect the insidious presence of arrogance so that in the future we can contain the damage before it spreads"-- Claflin, Edward aut V:DE-601;B:DE-206 pdf/application http://www.gbv.de/dms/zbw/664065953.pdf Inhaltsverzeichnis Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title_auth | The arrogance cycle think you can't lose, think again ; what every investor needs to know to protect their assets from the next big bubble |
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| title_short | The arrogance cycle |
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