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HARTNETT: UNDER THE RADAR
UNDER THE RADAR
Financial thought leader Michael Hartnett and his top ranked research team at Bank of America Merrill Lynch have a knack for spotting developing trends before they surface. He shared a couple they are monitoring now.
GRANT: LASTING INFLUENCE
LASTING INFLUENCE
Jim Grant is not only a financial thought leader, with his erudite, insightful and entertaining newsletter, Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, he is also a highly regarded and prolific financial historian who has penned several biographies, John Adams’ and Bernard Baruch’s among them. His latest subject, while less known, was one of the most influential financial and political journalists of the nineteenth century and still holds sway among economists because he authored the doctrine of central bank intervention.
HYMAN & MCLENNAN: VORACIOUS READERS’ FAVORITE BOOKS
VORACIOUS READERS’ FAVORITE BOOKS
ED HYMAN
MATTHEW MCLENNAN
BERNSTEIN: EVERYDAY INSIGHTS MAKE A DIFFERENCE
EVERYDAY INSIGHTS MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Richard Bernstein is known as a big thinker. He was ranked the number one analyst in several categories including Portfolio Strategy and Quantitative Research for multiple years before making the switch to managing money and mutual funds at his own firm in 2009. With all of the data available to him, what does he pay attention to? Sometimes it’s the everyday things that can make a difference.
TRAHAN: INVESTMENT MYSTERY
INVESTMENT MYSTERY
When Cornerstone Macro’s Francois Trahan was inducted into the Institutional Investor All-America Research Team Hall of Fame this year for being ranked Wall Street’s number one portfolio strategist for ten of the last eleven years by institutional investors, he told the magazine “if I could have done it again, I would have wanted to know more about history and psychology- behavioral finance.” We asked him about one of investing’s great mysteries.
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