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Archives for March 2016
DARST: RECESSION PROOFING PORTFOLIOS
Long time strategist and asset allocation expert David Darst discusses the possibility of a global recession and investments to own just in case.
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MAKE SURE YOU HAVE SOME NON-CORRELATED ASSETS IN YOUR PORTFOLIO
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE SOME NON-CORRELATED ASSETS IN YOUR PORTFOLIO Can provide price appreciation & capital preservation in market declines Hinder performance in bull markets Traditional non-correlated assets: Gold – favored insurance policy iShares Gold Trust (IAU) is long-time Morningstar analyst favorite Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) Can be purchased directly through the U.S. Treasury on […]
WORKPLACE DIVERSITY AFFECTS THE BOTTOM LINE
On television this week, are you better off with a robot?
NEW THIS WEEK: reports on how much workplace diversity affects the bottom line.
LAPERRIERE: HIGH PRESIDENTIAL STAKES
As it’s the winter fund raising season on Public Television, this week we are revisiting a popular topic – retirement!
New this week: Bernie Sanders wins the Michigan Democratic Primary. Donald Trump has a big lead in the Republican primary race. What difference would a presidential win by either candidate make? Cornerstone Macro’s top rated Washington analyst, Andy Laperriere has always been an objective, non-partisan observer, which is why his recent analysis of these two contenders caught my attention immediately.
BOGLE: INDEX FUND TRANSFORMATION
On air this week, as it’s the winter pledge season on Public Television, we are revisiting a popular recent program. Can a better understanding of Wall Street help us become more successful investors? We are joined by Jason Zweig, a highly respected financial journalist, “The Intelligent Investor” columnist at The Wall Street Journal and author.
NEW THIS WEEK: When John C. Bogle created the first index mutual fund some 40 years ago, little did he know that the $11 million put into his index fund in 1975 would explode into a huge industry. In a Viewpoint commentary, Bogle traces the extraordinary history of the industry he created and how much it has changed, for better and for worse, from his original intent.
