Cut The Chaff: Why Jargon Has No Place In Financial Services Marketing
Hopefully, you’ve never dropped “synergies” into a casual chat, but the temptation may have been there. Jargon has infiltrated our lives.
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Investors Are Woefully Ignorant on Financial Advisor Fees: Are Your Clients Different?
Investors don’t understand the fees they pay for investment products especially well, according to a recent State Street Global Advisors survey.
Market Gurus Remain Baffled By Market Resilience
Investors hoping for more clarity from professional prognosticators 17 months after the pandemic upended financial markets are out of luck.
Strategists Lay Out The Correction Case
Bank of America’s Savita Subramanian, Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson, and Stifel’s Barry Bannister have all issued correction calls in recent weeks.
Wall Street Doomsayers Are Out Of Touch
Corporate profits have roared higher in such a spectacular fashion that stocks are now 20% cheaper than they were when the pandemic was just starting.
Shorting Cathie Wood Reaches Record Levels
The family office run by "Big Short" investor Michael Burry was among a slate of hedge funds revealing bearish bets on the semi-speculative ETF.
Goldman, BofA, Lazard: Make Way For Emerging Markets
Elevated commodity prices and earnings growth are igniting bullish bets on emerging markets after a "lost decade" of underperformance.
