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How Sectors are Driving Value and Growth

The Irrelevant Investor

7% a year for ten years sounds like a pretty decent return, and yet everybody has been complaining about it. This 7% represents the return of large value stocks the last decade, which is pretty good. That is until you consider that few things are more relative in this world than investing, where people compare their returns to what they could have earned elsewhere. 7% isn't bad, but compared to 14%, which is what large growth did over the same time, it's downright awful.

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Your Office Walls Just Got Bigger

AdvisorPR

Steps to staying relevant while working remotely Your four office walls didn’t get smaller. In fact, they got a lot bigger and now include the vastness of the internet. There is a lot more competition in your new virtual world that is also vying for your ideal client’s attention. To generate exposure and establish your trust and credibility, you need to think bigger.

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Our Communications to Clients Regarding the COVID-19 Outbreak

Brown Advisory

Our Communications to Clients Regarding the COVID-19 Outbreak ajackson Wed, 05/20/2020 - 09:19 In the face of the rapidly evolving COVID-19 outbreak and its impact on financial markets, Brown Advisory’s top priorities are the well-being of our clients, colleagues and communities, and the uninterrupted delivery of performance, advice and service to our clients.

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How to prepare your portfolio for the uncertain future?

Truemind Capital

Don’t fight the forces, use them. – R. Buckminster Fuller. Everyone thinks that due to the recent events caused by Coronavirus we are in uncertain times. I believe we are always in uncertain times. The emergence of any event has multiple co-dependent factors and nothing gets created out of a vacuum. Since we cannot know and control all the factors that lead to the manifestation of any situation; we cannot be 100% certain about any event.

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Less Stress, More Success: Accounting Best Practices & Processes for 2025

Speaker: Duke Heninger, Partner and Fractional CFO at Ampleo & Creator of CFO System

Are you ready to elevate your accounting processes for 2025? 🚀 Join us for an exclusive webinar led by Duke Heninger, a seasoned fractional CFO and CPA passionate about transforming back-office operations for finance teams. This session will cover critical best practices and process improvements tailored specifically for accounting professionals.

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Animal Spirits: Is the Stock Market Wrong?

The Irrelevant Investor

On today’s show we discuss: Pizza arbitrage Vaccine volatility Buffett dumping stocks Uber layoffs Retail hurt by the virus, existing trends, and private equity JC Penney paying bonuses ahead of possible bankruptcy Softbank posts $17.7 billion loss on WeWork and Uber Powell on 60 Minutes Housing demand is through the roof The richest neighborhoods emptying out Damodaran on current markets Vanguard on the benefits of.private equity Softbank slide deck Listen here: Charts: Contact us at animalspi

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The Beginning of the End?

The Irrelevant Investor

Something changed in the market today. The winners became the losers and the losers became the winners. With beaten down names like airlines, cruises, and retail bouncing, and the winners like Clorox and Regeneron lagging, the market is sending a message of hope that this is the beginning of the end of our battle with COVID-19. Being long the "stay-at-home stocks" has been the trade of the year.

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These Are the Goods

The Irrelevant Investor

Articles Value looks cheap on a relative basis, but doesn’t scream totally cheap on an absolute basis. By Wesley Gray What’s the bull case here for stocks? By Daniel McMurtrie The real difference between value and growth investors lies not in whether they care about value, but where they believe the investing payoff is greater By Aswath Damodaran People suffering from sudden, unexpected catastrophe are likely to adopt views they previously thought unthinkable.

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Young Bulls and Old Bears

The Irrelevant Investor

I wrote a version of this post four years ago. It was true then and is true today and will be true tomorrow. The world has always been populated by young bulls and old bears. What do Bill Gross, Sam Zell, Jeremy Grantham and Carl Icahn have in common? They’re all old, they’ve all had brilliant careers, and they’re all bearish on the stock market. ( From April 2016 ) Whether it be in music or in sports or in markets, the prior generation never thinks “kids” will ever measure up.