This article was written with Louis Navellier, founder and chief investment officer of asset manager Navellier & Associates. It was part of a series of articles developed under an agreement with Kiplinger negotiated by me to designate Mr. Navellier as a contributor and to deliver original articles for them on a regular basis.
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Below, part two of what I learned about the financial media in 2022. Part one is here. The context is this: in 2022, I sent 952 queries to the financial media. Some worked, some didn’t. The point is, when you send out 952 pitches to the media, you learn things, some of which are encapsulated below.
In 2022, I sent 952 queries to the financial media. Some were highly focused and some were broad based. Some worked, some didn’t. The point is, when you send out 952 pitches to the media, you learn things. Here’s what I learned about the financial media in 2022. The phone is working again. Reporters started to come
Just over 18 months ago, Nasdaq introduced its green equity designations for its Nordic stock markets. The designations were a set of operational and reporting standards, that if met, would confer a so-called Nasdaq Green Equity designation. This in turn would, could or should carry weight with investors, institutional and retail, who, in light of
This article was written with Stephen Deane and published by Barron’s. At the time he was Senior Director, Capital Markets Policy for the Americas for CFA Institute. It was one of several articles we worked on together regarding market integrity and regulation. In addition, I negotiated a column for Mr. Deane on nasdaq.com where we wrote a number of articles on market integrity and other capital markets issues.
This article was written with Stephen Deane and published by Barron’s. At the time he was Senior Director, Capital Markets Policy for the Americas for CFA Institute. It was one of several articles we worked on together regarding market integrity and regulation. In addition, I negotiated a column for Mr. Deane on nasdaq.com where we wrote a number of articles on market integrity and other capital markets issues.
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This is an article I wrote for Kiplinger concerning 25 sturdy blue-chip stocks with brawny balance sheets that withstood the pandemic and are likely to weather another black swan event.
Introduction The rules governing sports seem unassailable. The rules are, well, the rules. That said, this doesn’t mean they are the best rules or the best way to play. Well-meaning rules have unintended consequences. And some rules are just plain bad rules. This small book suggests some new rules. It offers fans something new to
What To Do Instead of Watching The Super Bowl Halftime Show Introduction The most useless, wasted time in America is the 30 minutes which constitute the Super Bowl halftime ‘extravaganza.’ Kid Rock wearing the American flag like a poncho . . . rapper M.I.A. giving the finger wearing, of course, Egyptian head dress and fishnet
David R. Evanson Forward: I wrote this book for students of business, and maybe students of human nature too. I say students because, for better or for worse, the people covered in these few short stories, all of them clients, taught me a lot of what I learned on both topics. It’s a gallery of