What We’re Reading This Week
It turns out that government accounting is drastically different than accounting in the private sector. We’re also reading about fair compensation for financial advisors, and guess what are gaining in popularity— ETFs!
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It turns out that government accounting is drastically different than accounting in the private sector. We’re also reading about fair compensation for financial advisors, and guess what are gaining in popularity— ETFs!
This week, we’re reading about ETFs: the good, the bad, and the untrue. And, one school is trying to crack the stock market code by reading the news, does it work?
It’s a common saying used by many people, “money can’t buy happiness.” There are multiple opinions on this topic from one extreme to another. Which is right? Can money buy happiness or does it just buy comfort?
Sure, getting a large tax refund is fun, but is it smart? Big tax preparers may advise that it is smart, but is this accurate or just another lie?
Read about Jay Clayton and his first speech as SEC Chairman, and what unthinkable acts are traders doing when they get bored? Turns out it’s just the usual stuff that everybody else does, including spending time with their kids.
What do robots and T.J. Maxx have in common? Well, nothing really except that they are both mentioned in this blog about what we’re reading this week.
Do you think you know Wayne Bell-Warren? Have you always wanted to know just a little bit more about him? Here’s your chance. Read all about him as part of our monthly “Meet the Team” blog.
With equity markets tracking upward, the labor market doing well and high consumer confidence, signs of a pending recession are waning.
This week we’re looking at CCAR and bank stability, how Nike and Amazon have come to terms, and a new movie that asks an interesting question.
The ins and outs of restricted stock grants and what you should know about how to best handle them for maximum output.