Part 2 of our exclusive interview with Wall Street’s top-ranked economist for a record 33 years, ISI Group’s Ed Hyman. He is joined by Great Investor Dennis Stattman, long-time portfolio manager of BlackRock’s Global Allocation Fund.
Ed Hyman & Dennis Stattman – Part Two: Investment Game Changers in 2013
SOMETIMES STAND AGAINST THE CROWD
Take a cue from our guests’ One Investments this week: Japanese companies and the Chinese stock market. You decide which unloved area of the vast global financial markets appeals to you… and maybe stick a toe in.
Ed Hyman & Dennis Stattman – Part One: Experts Say…
WEALTHTRACK’s annual exclusive with Financial Thought Leader, Ed Hyman, Wall Street’s number one ranked economist and BlackRock’s star Global Allocation Fund manager, Great Investor Dennis Stattman. They will assess the U.S. economy, markets and investment opportunities for 2013.
STAY BROADLY DIVERSIFIED AMONG ALL MARKETS
“You are not truly diversified until you own something you are really uncomfortable with” – Peter Bernstein
RESOLVE TO BE A MORE EFFECTIVE GIVER THIS YEAR
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LUND & BAUER: PHILANTHROPY AS AN INVESTMENT
Our New Year’s special is all about giving and how philanthropy in America is changing. Many fear that the new fiscal cliff deal that Congress just passed (in the nick of time) might hurt charitable contributions in the future. Our guests this week have a mixed reaction to that notion. Doug Bauer is the Executive Director of the Clark Foundation, a fifth generation family foundation and one of the largest foundations in the country in terms of assets and grants. Jack Lund is the President and CEO of the Y.M.C.A. of Greater New York, the largest Y.M.C.A. in the U.S. and the largest youth serving organization in New York area. These two Financial Thought Leaders in philanthropy explain how charitable giving has changed and share their advice about becoming more effective givers