Great Investor Robert Kessler, CEO of Kessler Investment Advisors has managed portfolios of global government debt for decades. In recent years however he has narrowed his focus to U.S. Treasury debt. He explains why. Watch the related WEALTHTRACK episode.
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ROBERT KESSLER: BULLISH ON TREASURIES
For years Great Investor Robert Kessler has correctly predicted that interest rates would decline to record lows and remain subdued because of subpar economic growth. The founder and CEO of Kessler Investment Advisors is sticking to his guns and maintains that U.S. Treasury bonds will continue to be a major beneficiary. He’ll explain why he thinks Treasuries, one of the most vilified investments on Wall Street should be a core holding in everyone’s portfolio.
GRIFFIN AND TAYLOR: THE LONGEVITY RISK
Because the vast majority of women live longer than men a different equation is needed to figure out how to afford retirement. Levels of spending are a key component. Watch the related WEALTHTRACK episode.
PETRIE: THE ENERGY REVOLUTION
Are we really in the midst of an energy revolution? Could the U.S become energy independent? What are the repercussions for the economy, investors and even national security? Financial Thought Leader and energy guru Tom Petrie uses his 40 years of experience as an energy analyst, investment banker and strategist to provide answers in this WEALTHTRACK exclusive
PETRIE: ENERGY RISKS AND REGULATION
Financial Thought Leader Tom Petrie has been in the thick of global energy developments and debate for 40 years as an analyst, investment banker and strategist. He believes the energy revolution, the enormous increase in oil and gas supplies brought about by fracking technology is for real. He also says the valid environmental concerns associated […]
HASENSTAB: LOOKING IN ALL THE RIGHT PLACES
Many global investors research and travel the world aboard the World Wide Web and depend on analysts in faraway places. Templeton Global Bond Fund Portfolio Manager, Michael Hasenstab believes nothing beats being there himself. He explains why he is traveling more than ever.