Archive for the ‘Investment Management’ Category

Investor Sentiment Chart Collection

Here’s my favorite one and a link to the rest.

Bill Gross’ case for long-term slow growth (VIDEO)

Interesting Bill Gross interview on CNBC today, following the release of his September investment outlook. In full video below he admits he was wrong on Treasury demand waning, and his long-term-slow-growth theme is best captured in this excerpt: Free market capitalism depends on a balanced market between labor and capital. And clearly we’re reaching a [...]

Mark Cuban: Buy & Hold Is A Crock of Sh!t. Diversification Is For Idiots

Mark Cuban told WSJ today that traditional investment methodologies only work for major players and mean nothing for individuals. He also talks patent law and the U.S. economy and politics. Video below and Cuban’s blog has more.

Who To Trust Less: Priests or Financial Advisors?

I just attended a wedding where the parents of the bride are divorcing. I sat directly behind them and watched their pain as the priest hammered home the unconditional permanence of their daughter’s commitment. It reminded me of financial advisors so committed to pushing a certain product that they miss the goal. The goal of [...]

Originations 7/18: Most Sold Investments of 2011

-5 Funds With Largest Outflows of 2011 (InvestmentNews) -Foreclosures See 25% Drop 1st Half of 2011 (NatMortgagePro) -Is Bernanke Adopting Worst Greenspan Policies (TheBigPicture) -Why You Avoid Your Most Important Financial Task (NYT Bucks Blog) -Home Remodeling To Highest Level Since 2004 (HousingWire) -A Few Things To Remember About Debt (Economist via Minyanville) -The Problem [...]

Originations 5/5: Funky Bilingual

Today’s links include short sale vs. foreclosure tips, two posts from StoneStreetAdvisors who’s on fire this week, and Sage words on analyzing markets—a must-read for mortgage folks who stare at MBS charts all day. So click play on the funky bilingual Cinco De Mayo soundtrack and read up… -Has bay area real estate gone bonkers? [...]

HP 12C Calculator Turns 30

Great piece on the OG financial calculator HP 12C turning 30. I’m working on a piece for National Mortgage Pro magazine on how your calculator defines you. Stay tuned…

Originations 4/21: Dare call yourself an entrepreneur?

If you dare call yourself an entrepreneur, read James Altucher’s piece below to ensure your self-applied title is legit. Today’s links also include a negative outlook on Zillow’s IPO, a great write-up on Fannie’s economic outlook, and a word on home appraisals from FoxBusiness—so it has to be legit. -Fannie Mae Outlook: Economy Hits Air [...]

Mortgage approval process may cease in a shutdown

Regarding the government shutdown, Caroline Baum wrote this on Bloomberg: What if the U.S. government shut down and no one noticed? Even worse (or better, depending on one’s point of view), what if all federal workers went on furlough and the public realized there were benefits, not just costs, to smaller government? Essential services will [...]

Nest Egg Ninjas? Really TD Ameritrade?

In the TD Ameritrade retirement services commercial below, the firm’s “Nest Egg Ninjas” try to get your assets to manage. Memo to ad execs or anyone else anyone trying to be “hip” with ninja references: the only time a ninja reference is cool is if you’re referring to actual ninjas. And the only time it’s [...]

 
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