Welcome to this special episode of “From The Desk Of” our podcast about markets, life, and things financial. Today’s podcast is related to the Silicon Valley bankruptcy. We know that you have a lot of questions, so join Allen Gillespie for this episode as he addresses some of those questions.
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Q2 2023: Transitioning Q: Allen, why title this WMQ “Hemlines, Lipstick, & Economic Transitioning?” As I have detailed in several of our WMQs, economic and social trends are correlated. Economic recessions and sluggish economies impact consumer behavior differently than robust economic expansions. In addition, social, fashion, and technology trends are frequently set by younger generations,…
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SUMMARY Back to Basics – Inflation, Bills, Bonds, and Stocks Silicon Valley Bank, Currency Risk, War, and Other Client Concerns The need for diversification Portfolio Commentary Written by Allen Gillespie, CFA®, Chief Investment Officer Download a PDFBack to Basics – Stocks, Bonds, Bills, and InflationInflation has been defined in the economics literature as a general…
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Read MoreSpecial Episode – Silicon Valley Bank Bankruptcy
Welcome to this special episode of “From The Desk Of,” our podcast about markets, life, and things financial. Today’s podcast is related to the Silicon Valley bankruptcy. Join Allen Gillespie as he addresses some of the questions that you have been asking.
Episode 9 – WEALTH MANAGEMENT QUARTERLY
Welcome to this episode of “From The Desk Of,” our podcast about markets, life, and things financial. Join Mary Katherine Glassman and Allen Gillespie, Chief Investment Officer as they review Allen’s Wealth Management Quarterly, Superforecasting.
WEALTH MANAGEMENT QUARTERLY
Q1 2023: Superforecasting Q: Allen, why title this WMQ “Superforecasters?” At the beginning of the year, investor demand for market and economic forecasts tends to be high. Consequently, investment firms readily create a supply of forecasts to meet the demand. These market forecasts, however, are rarely subjected to later scrutiny. This is unfortunate because most…
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