22 Quotes by Jeremy Siegel

The persistent increase in oil prices is worrying me again.

The only way around this is to diversify.

His rating is a negative for the market. He has been a stock market-friendly president in terms of legislation.

I was looking back on when Nixon resigned and actually the market held up very well around those days. It began to tank actually after Ford came in as president and the economic news began to dim.

I think that certainly this preoccupies us today, but I think the economic factors are overriding when considering the direction of the market.

Relative to the $7 trillion mutual fund industry, it's very little money, maybe one or two percent in returns.

That's very frustrating, but earnings are still what it's all about. Investors look at annual performance, and they're not always patient to sit with a company for a long time.

This ultimately hurts the return on the S&P 500 going forward.

Dividends have been a way to show that earnings are real. That there is money behind those earnings.