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KEELEY: A GOLDEN RULE FOR FINANCE
After the global financial crisis, Terrence Keeley, then a top executive at UBS, did some soul-searching. What role, if any, had he played in the credit bubble and collapse that followed? It led him to make a personal commitment and create a new movement, the financial equivalent of medicine’s Hippocratic Oath, “First do no harm.”
YARDENI: PH.D. ENTERTAINMENT
Ed Yardeni’s voluminous, data-driven, daily research has always been geared to institutional investors, but recently he introduced “Quick Takes” for individuals.
WILBY: CHIPS ARE THE NEW OIL
Great Investor Bill Wilby calls semiconductor chips “the new oil,” fueling the power of the world’s economies. He recommends a new book that tells the story.
YARDENI: INDIVIDUAL OPPORTUNITIES
Ed Yardeni’s voluminous, data-driven, daily research has always been geared to institutional investors, but recently he introduced “Quick Takes” for individuals.