Monday, April 11, 2016

How Financial Advisers Can Appeal to NextGens + MORE 12:49 am Apr 12th

Clips from Today’s Halftime Report

– thereformedbroker.com

Watch the video inside.

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Financial advisers who fail to understand and act on the behaviors and demands of young high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) may be unprepared for the long-term shifts in client attitudes that are on the horizon. To help financial advisers plan for this shift, Enterprising Investor interviewed David Wilson, of Capgemini Financial Services and founder of thewealthconsultant…

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First-Quarter Earnings Season Begins

– crossingwallstreet.com

Earnings season kicks off today. Here are some bullet points I saw in this morning’s news:
From Bloomberg:
Analysts are projecting profits for S&P 500 companies will contract 10 percent, compared with calls for flat earnings growth at the start of the year.
From WSJ:
During the first three months of the year, analysts cut their first-quarter earnings estimates for S&P 500 companies by the largest percentage since the height of the financial crisis…

Continue Reading On crossingwallstreet.com »

Moments ago, in the first of two closely anticipated and watched votes, a special committee in Brazil’s lower house voted 38 to 27 to begin the impeachment process against president Dilma Rousseff. The committee voted on a report presented last week that concluded Rousseff bypassed Congress in authorizing credits to mask a growing budget deficit…

Continue Reading On zerohedge.com/ »

Energy Sector Set To Save the Stock MarketOver the past few week, we have seen the price of crude oil pullback from its recent high of $42 per barrel level. Last week April 4-8th the price of crude oil pulled back to a technical support zone and then posted a strong gain closing the weekly chart at the high.
Based on short-term technical indicators, along with the current momentum which crude oil has, I feel we will see the recent highs of $42 a barrel tested once again…

Continue Reading On investorsinsight.com »

What happens when you push a small snowball down a hill…  And what does this have to do with growing wealthy? When you push a small snowball down a hill, it continuously picks up snow. When it reaches the bottom of the hill it is a giant snow boulder. Source:  Calvin & Hobbes The snowball…..

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Art is power.
In this crazy screwed up world that we live in, where the rich get the breaks and the poor are kept at bay, money has become everything.
But when you got nothing, you got nothing to lose.
That’s how it was for the acts of yore, accumulation was a byproduct, not the main goal. Therefore acts could speak their mind, could take risks…

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What You Should Be Doing to Plan for Retirement – Your 30sPart Two in Our Retirement for a Lifetime Series
Welcome to your 30s! There are a few more candles on your birthday cake now, but each one of those candles represents knowledge, experience, and wisdom gained. At this point in your life you probably aren’t scrimping to get by like you were in your 20s (whew!)…

Continue Reading On wife.org »



from Royalty Gateway http://www.royaltygateway.com/how-financial-advisers-can-appeal-to-nextgens-more-1249-am-apr-12th/

Clips from Today’s Halftime Report

– thereformedbroker.com

Watch the video inside.

Continue Reading On thereformedbroker.com »

Financial advisers who fail to understand and act on the behaviors and demands of young high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) may be unprepared for the long-term shifts in client attitudes that are on the horizon. To help financial advisers plan for this shift, Enterprising Investor interviewed David Wilson, of Capgemini Financial Services and founder of thewealthconsultant…

Continue Reading On cfainstitute.org »

First-Quarter Earnings Season Begins

– crossingwallstreet.com

Earnings season kicks off today. Here are some bullet points I saw in this morning’s news:
From Bloomberg:
Analysts are projecting profits for S&P 500 companies will contract 10 percent, compared with calls for flat earnings growth at the start of the year.
From WSJ:
During the first three months of the year, analysts cut their first-quarter earnings estimates for S&P 500 companies by the largest percentage since the height of the financial crisis…

Continue Reading On crossingwallstreet.com »

Moments ago, in the first of two closely anticipated and watched votes, a special committee in Brazil’s lower house voted 38 to 27 to begin the impeachment process against president Dilma Rousseff. The committee voted on a report presented last week that concluded Rousseff bypassed Congress in authorizing credits to mask a growing budget deficit…

Continue Reading On zerohedge.com/ »

Energy Sector Set To Save the Stock MarketOver the past few week, we have seen the price of crude oil pullback from its recent high of $42 per barrel level. Last week April 4-8th the price of crude oil pulled back to a technical support zone and then posted a strong gain closing the weekly chart at the high.
Based on short-term technical indicators, along with the current momentum which crude oil has, I feel we will see the recent highs of $42 a barrel tested once again…

Continue Reading On investorsinsight.com »

What happens when you push a small snowball down a hill…  And what does this have to do with growing wealthy? When you push a small snowball down a hill, it continuously picks up snow. When it reaches the bottom of the hill it is a giant snow boulder. Source:  Calvin & Hobbes The snowball…..

Continue Reading On insidermonkey.com »

Art is power.
In this crazy screwed up world that we live in, where the rich get the breaks and the poor are kept at bay, money has become everything.
But when you got nothing, you got nothing to lose.
That’s how it was for the acts of yore, accumulation was a byproduct, not the main goal. Therefore acts could speak their mind, could take risks…

Continue Reading On ritholtz.com »

What You Should Be Doing to Plan for Retirement – Your 30sPart Two in Our Retirement for a Lifetime Series
Welcome to your 30s! There are a few more candles on your birthday cake now, but each one of those candles represents knowledge, experience, and wisdom gained. At this point in your life you probably aren’t scrimping to get by like you were in your 20s (whew!)…

Continue Reading On wife.org »

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