Böcker av Roger D. Silk

PRAISE FOR THE INVESTOR'S DILEMMA DECODED "Are you looking for a well-informed, logical approach to personal finance? If so, The Investor's Dilemma Decoded by Roger and Katherine Silk is the book for you. It is clear, accurate, and persuasive. Over the decades of your life, it could make the difference between mediocrity and comfort, and subpar returns vs. excellence." -TYLER COWEN, American economist and columnist, Professor, George Mason University "The Investor's Dilemma Decoded is extremely well written. One of the most thorough and comprehensive primers on investments. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to raise their knowledge of investments." -THOMAS C . MYERS, CFA, CFP®, CPA, CEO and Senior Wealth Advisor, Bordeaux Wealth Advisors "Easy-to-understand, rock-solid explanation of how a variety of investment assets actually work. A great reference source for potential investors and financial planners alike." -BRUCE POPPER, CFP®, AEP®, CHFC®, Senior Estate Planning Consultant, Wealth Advisory Group "Anyone who is investing money or considering investing should read this book. Author Roger Silk's book is a 'playbook' for successful lifelong investing. The advice and counsel of a qualified financial advisor cannot be overstated." -JAMES A . "JIMMY" JACOBS, CLU®, CHFC®, President, Milestone Financial Solutions

"There is a new 'Silk Road'-this time as a path through thecomplex world of inflation. Roger Silk has produced a thinkingperson's guide to the theory, measurement, and history ofprice rises. His vignettes of inflation through time, from 600BC to the present, are among the most fascinating dimensionsof this new volume."-Wally Falcon, Professor Emeritus, Stanford University"I must tell you he wrote an excellent book... I [found it] accurate,written in a moderate tone and extremely well explained.I dedicated [a recent] communication with unit holders to thesubject of demand for money/velocity and its impact on inflation.Roger did a superb job in explaining it and in exposingsome of the measurement problems associated with velocity."-Albert Friedberg, CEO Friedberg Mercantile Group"Milton Friedman told us: You get inflation if and only if thegovernment increases money supply. A s Silk's excellent andhighly readable book explains, that's largely correct, but not100%. Moreover, Friedman's explanation is incomplete-itdoesn't explain why a government increases money supply.The answer, according to Silk, is because politicians and voterswant to finance new programs-sometimes wars, but oftenfeel-good social programs-and they've already exhausted theborrowing and taxing-the-people routes. Silk's analysis is worrisome.Significant inflation might soon be returning to theUnited States."-Tim Groseclose, Professor of Economics, George MasonUniversity