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A Random Walk Down Wall Street revisits the lessons of the dot‑com crash and applies them to everyday investing. Written by Burton G. Malkiel, the book explains how markets move, introduces stochastic market models, and offers a life‑cycle approach to portfolio construction. It covers stocks, the New York Stock Exchange, and strategies for buying and selling shares, making it useful for beginners and experienced investors alike.
First publish date: 1973
Genre: Business & Economics/Finance
Authors: Burton Gordon Malkiel
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