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3 Types of Financial Advisors: Goldilocks Edition
Remember the fairy tale about Goldilocks? You know, the little blonde girl who broke into the home of an innocent family of bears, and helped herself to three meals and a nap? Moral ambiguities...
Financial advisor vs. fiduciary: let’s break it down.
In an industry largely characterized by a lack of corporate accountability and conflicts of interest, we want to be the outspoken financial mavericks you can turn to for advice and straight-forward,...
What is an expense ratio and why is it important to an investor?
Expense ratios can be confusing. What are they? What do they reveal about a fund? Why should you, as an investor, care about any of this? Understanding expense ratios is important if you have...
Vlog: The Economic Cycle – How it Works in Everyday Language
A lot of people ask how our MONCON Recession Plan works. I’m going to refrain from discussing the exact data it looks at, but in general, it’s data that are representing the economic cycle....
Get Them Straight – Hedge Funds, Pension Funds and Your Funds
I’ve been working in wealth management for over two decades now. It’s changed a lot, mostly for the better, but the one thing that has remained consistent is investor behavior. One of the most...
Vlog: Inversion Aversion
I received a lot of great feedback and encouragement on yesterday’s video, and wanted to further dive into two questions that have come up: What did I mean by “distortion”? Why does a yield curve...