The Limits of Arbitrage: Shleifer and Vishny’s 1997 Anatomy of Why Mispricings Persist and Widen, and Why the Long-Term Equity Investor’s Edge Is Capital That Cannot Be Called Away

Price-versus-value convergence chart: the gap widens and the arbitrageur is forced out before convergence

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