The hottest stock markets lead to the biggest losses
ASU finance expert's research shows that periods of peak investor enthusiasm have often been followed by massive shareholder wealth destruction.
In this article published July 3, 2026, in The New York Times:
Lifetime wealth destruction is the flip side of wealth creation.
— Hendrik Bessembinder, Francis J. and Mary B. Labriola Chair in Competitive Business and professor of finance
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