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A Timeline Of Financial Markets

The Big Picture

You can sort the long history of finance on a timeline, either by specific topics — Equities, Milestones & Innovations, Commodities, Debt, and Manias & Crashes — or by “All Market History.” Towards that end, check out Catherwood’s latest project: The Ages Of Finance: A Timeline Of Markets.

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Replicating Hedge Fund Strategies with Andrew Beer

Validea

More and more strategies that have typically been deployed via hedge funds can now be accessed via liquid, lower fee vehicles like mutual funds and ETFs. We discuss the hedge fund industry and how it has changed over time and look at how hedge fund strategies can be replicated via liquid vehicles like ETFs. Listen on Apple.

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100 Reasons Why Your Financial Advisor Should Not Use Mutual Funds

Dear Mr. Market

While we don’t want to broad brush the topic, we’re going to get right into it and explain 100 reasons why you or your financial advisor should not be using mutual funds versus ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds). Liquidity : ETFs generally have higher liquidity than many mutual funds, as they trade on stock exchanges.

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Equity markets at a crossroads – What is the way forward?

Truemind Capital

After the subprime crisis in 2008, many developed countries’ Central Banks started printing money and flooding the global economies with cheap liquidity. The liquidity support since 2008 and massive stimulus post March 2020 has inflated all the asset prices be it equity, debt, or real estate. trillion to ~$8-8.5 ARRANGE CALL BACK.

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Understanding the Debt Ceiling and Your Financial Resilience

MainStreet Financial Planning

We wanted to bring to your attention an important topic that has been making headlines recently: The Debt Ceiling and its potential impact on personal finances. Cash provides liquidity and acts as a safety net during times of market turbulence. The debt ceiling refers to the limit set by the U.S. government on its borrowing capacity.

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Life Insurance: What You Should Know

Tobias Financial

Life Insurance may be necessary depending on your particular financial situation, whether that be income replacement, debt payoff, or liquidity for an estate tax event. To learn more, we would encourage you to watch our Wealth Advisor, Yesenia Realejo , explore this topic in more detail here.

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Good Preparation Leads to a Good Audit Experience: What to Expect from Your Investment Advisor

Brown Advisory

To help meet this return objective, we find that our clients’ investment portfolios are becoming increasingly complex as a result of their reliance on private equity, real estate and other less liquid “alternatives” to sustain their growth objectives and, ultimately, their charitable objectives. Offer constructive feedback.