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kanagala
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Topic: Jeremy Siegel - Professor of Finance
Posted: 20/Mar/2008 at 2:55am

Jeremy Siegel, Professor of Finance, has written and lectured extensively about the economy and financial markets.

Siegel is the author of two books, "Stocks for the Long Run" -- named by James Glassman of the Washington Post as one of the 10-best investment books of all time -- and "The Future for Investors."

For more information :-
http://finance.yahoo.com/expert/bio/futureinvest/jeremy-siegel
http://www.jeremysiegel.com/

Edited by kanagala - 20/Mar/2008 at 3:01am

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Posted: 20/Mar/2008 at 2:59am

He thinks that it is going to be very mild recession.
http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/article.cfm?articleid=1925

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Posted: 20/Mar/2008 at 5:03am

He runs the WisdomTree ETFs and like any other fund manager has a vested interest.

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Posted: 21/Mar/2008 at 7:39pm

Wisdom tree has a India Dedicated ETF called EPI consisting of 150 profitable companies.

Be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful.

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Posted: 21/Mar/2008 at 8:42pm

Mohanji, do we have the details of the significant Indian holdings of the India dedicated EPI ? What has been the track record of the same on performance parameters, if at all, you are aware of ?

Snehal P.Dani

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Posted: 23/Mar/2008 at 12:07pm

Here's a link to an interview of WisdomTree Director of Research Luciano Siracusano on CNBC.

http://businessvideo.cnbc.com/playback.action?parms=Vy9xQitlTG9McWxHNGo3Q0tVdi8rMitMd0c0WVorMnJZbkdoWHhESks2SzJLMk9qckRXc09kU3BHeERScmJvTUFBQWtCQ0FhdkRNPQ==

Here's Top Holdings

Top Holdings

As of 3/20/2008

Name	Weight
1. Reliance Industries Ltd	13.52%
2. Oil & Natural Gas Corp Ltd	7.26%
3. Infosys Technologies Ltd	5.34%
4. Bharti Airtel Ltd	5.32%
5. ICICI Bank Ltd	3.49%
6. Housing Development Finance Co	2.71%
7. Reliance Communications Ltd	2.63%
8. Sterlite Industries India Ltd	2.23%
9. Steel Authority Of India Ltd	2.15%
10. Hindustan Unilever LTD	1.96%

Source : Wisdomtree.com

Track Record over here.

http://www.wisdomtree.com/etfs/fund-details.asp?etfid=51

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Posted: 11/Jul/2008 at 6:14pm

Jeremy Siegel on the Bear Market, Sky-high Oil Prices and Other Bad News

Price is what you pay.Value is what you get.

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