Мортен Хансен - Великие по собственному выбору

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График для этих расчетов был выведен по следующей формуле: 31 декабря 1972 года вкладываем один доллар поровну в каждую из семи компаний группы 10 ×(портфолио 10 ×) и один доллар в рынок в целом. Рассчитываем кумулятивную стоимость портфолио 10 ×и рынка в целом с 31 декабря 1972-го по 31 декабря 2002 года. Для каждого месяца рассчитываем коэффициент кумулятивной стоимости текущего портфолио 10 ×к кумулятивной стоимости общего рынка на тот же день. Для месяцев, за которые отсутствуют данные CRSP по конкретной компании (обычно потому, что компания еще не была акционирована, или же она подверглась слиянию), вместо доходности компании берется для вычислений среднерыночная доходность. Та же формула применяется при вычислении коэффициента контрольной группы к кумулятивной стоимости рынка в целом.

Jim Carlton, “Apple Computer is for Sale, But Buyers Prove Elusive,” Wall Street Journal, January 19, 1996, B2. 1.

В это исследование включены компании 3M, A&P, Abbott, Addresso-graph, AMD, American Express, Ames, Amgen, Apple, Bank of America, Best Buy, Bethlehem Steel, Biomet, Boeing, Bristol Myers/Squibb, Burroughs, Chase Manhattan, Chrysler, Circuit City, Citicorp, Colgate, Columbia Pictures, Eckerd, Fannie Mae, Ford, Genentech, General Electric, General Motors, Gillette, Great Western, Harris, Hasbro, Hewlett-Packard, Howard Johnson, IBM, Intel, Johnson & Johnson, Kenwood, Kimberly-Clark, Kirschner, Kroger, Marriott, McDonnell Douglas, Melville, Merck, Microsoft, Motorola, Nordstrom, Norton, Nucor, Pacific Southwest Airlines, Pfizer, Philip Morris, Pitney Bowes, Procter & Gamble, Progressive, R. J. Reynolds, Rubbermaid, Safeco, Scott Paper, Silo, Sony, Southwest Airlines, Stryker, Teledyne, Texas Instruments, Upjohn, USSC, Walgreens, Wal-Mart, Walt Disney, Warner Lambert, Wells Fargo, Westinghouse и Zenith.

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Andy Grove with Bethany McLean, “Taking on Prostate Cancer,” Fortune, May 13, 1996.

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