T. Rowe Price: The Man, the Company, and the Investment Philosophy (Hardcover)

Foreword

Acknowledgments

Part l.  The beginning

1. The House on Dover Road, 1898–1919

2. Lessons Learned, 1919–1925 

3. Mackubin, Goodrich & Co., 1925–1927 

4. The Great Bull Market and the Crash, 1927–1929

5 After the Crash, 1930–1937 

Part II. His Own Boss

6 Birth of T. Rowe Price and Associates in 1937

7 “Change–The Investor’s Only Certainty”

8 The Firm’s Adolescence and World War II, 1938–1942

9 The Growth Stock Philosophy

10 Postwar Era, 1945–1950

Part III.  The Sage of Baltimore

11 New Opportunities: Mutual Funds, Pension Plans, and the Launch of the Growth Stock Fund, 1950–1960

12 Transitions, 1960–1968

13 The United States Enters a New Era, 1965–1971

14 Dark New Era, 1971–1982

15 The Grin Disappears, 1972–1983

Part IV. Market Analyses

16 Investing for the Decade, 2017–2027

17 Weak Performance of the Growth Stock Fund in the 1970s

Epilogue: T. Rowe Price Today

Notes

Bibliography

Index