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AI in the Art World – Q&A with Matt Kendall

By STEVE WHITTINGTON, CFA In this week’s post for our blog mini-series, I’ve decided to switch up the format a bit and conduct an interview-style blog with the art dealer and gallery owner Matt Kendall.  I had recently read an … Read More

BLOG SERIES: AI in the Modeling World

By STEVE WHITTINGTON, CFA Modeling agencies, historically, are some of the most tireless recruiters of talent in the world.  It’s an avant-garde industry that is always pushing the envelope in terms of vision and creativity.  Of course, once the talent … Read More

A View of AI on Several Different Industries

By STEVE WHITTINGTON, CFA Set in a futuristic and dystopian future, the classic science fiction film Blade Runner attempts to examine the moral implications of a race of genetically created super beings called Replicants.  As part of the plot, the … Read More

Partisan Conflict: Is this about IDEOLOGY or MONEY?

BY THOMAS FRISBIE, CFA Most Americans of voting age probably see today’s political environment as the most contentious ever, and the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank would certainly agree.  Among the mountains of data the “Philly Fed” compiles and studies is … Read More

On a Bi-Cyclical Stock Built for Two

WHAT IS A CYCLICAL STOCK? By STEVE WHITTINGTON, CFA Quick, what is the oldest pop song you know?  Most people may not realize this, but the 1892 song “Daisy Bell” (most famously covered by Nat King Cole) is actually identified … Read More

No, I’m Not “The Meanest Divorce Lawyer in Town”

By BRUCE R. STEINFELD, ESQ. Divorce has been called “the psychological equivalent of a triple coronary bypass.”1  Many believe that lawyers are largely to blame for the enormous psychological and financial damage caused by the divorce process.  That’s not surprising, … Read More

A Deficit (Lack) of Importance

BY THOMAS FRISBIE, CFA In April, the Congressional Budget Office released its “Budget and Economic Outlook”, which included 10-year projections on the size of the federal budget deficit. The report somberly predicted that, following passage of Donald Trump’s tax cuts, the … Read More

What’s Going On With Bond Yields? Look Near & Far

By MONTAG Last week, our friends over at Charles Schwab put out this piece on market volatility, after the Italian president made some political (and financial) waves by vetoing a finance minister and sparked concern that the country could leave the … Read More

RIAs: Held to a Higher Standard

BY BILL LEE, DIRECTOR OF MARKETING OPERATIONS The investing public is bombarded with conflicting messages from a variety of financial services firms, making it difficult to sort things out among the noise.  Especially targeted by these firms are wealthy individuals, … Read More

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