Everyone has an opinion on how you should run your practice. Here is how to know which suggestions are worth following.
This is an exciting time for artificial intelligence and robotics stocks, with many companies reporting and some major news announcements. This week, for the Disruptive Theme of the Week, I reached out to VettaFi’s Senior Research Analyst, Zeno Mercer, for an update on the latest developments in AI and robotics.
What if everything you’ve been told about cultivating client assets from one generation to the next is wrong and unhelpful? Yes, the ”great wealth transfer” is a massive opportunity for financial advisors and wealth managers, but Meg Carpenter believes the advisory profession is looking at the opportunity through the wrong lens. In this conversation, we will focus on why the next generation of clients nearly always leaves their parents’ advisor, and how you can rethink your marketing efforts to attract the right clients across generations.
What are some of the more unique gifts or events advisors are doing for clients?
As we know all too well, human beings are neither perfect nor consistently rational, especially when our hard-earned money is involved.
My previous webinars were sponsored by my clients. Everything was handled for me. With this one, I was entirely on my own.
Could it be that your internal eagerness to comply with your prospect’s apparent requirements conveys a subservience that dissuades them from trusting you?
I show how the best way to utilize bonds in retirement is not to rebalance between stocks and bonds in retirement, but rather to draw down on the bond side of the portfolio first and let the portfolio drift towards a greater equity allocation.
The Age of AI (And Our Human Future), by Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt, and Daniel Huttenlocher, is keenly relevant.
Investors should embrace a genuine long-term perspective, extending their time horizons to at least 20 to 30 years. The traditional notion of long-term investing (five to 10 years) may fall short of realizing the full benefits of long-term strategies.
Advisor Perspectives, the premier digital publisher for the financial advisory profession and a recent addition to the fast-growing VettaFi lineup of research and educational offerings, today announced that it has been ranked as the most-read electronic newsletter among financial advisors for the fifth year in a row by Erdos Media Research’s Financial Advisor Media Outlook and Usage Study (FAMOUS).
How do I instill strong management skills in my next-level management team?
A client-centric approach, focused on empowering prospects and clients rather than directing them, is more persuasive and will lead to a more productive, meaningful relationship.
As I write this, we’re just about three months out from kicking off Exchange 2024 in Miami, Florida. Obviously, I and the whole team here at VettaFi would love it if you came.
Is your firm specialized enough?
Fiduciary duties are either unneeded or harmful, according to the opponents of the DOL rule. In their view, the finance and insurance industries have already achieved perfection.
A cash cushion is needed not just for initial startup costs but for peace of mind as you leave your firm, move clients over and reestablish revenue.
Here are tips for handling prospect objections and how every advisor can improve client meetings.
A recent study found significant differences in how our brains process in-person meetings and Zoom calls versus in-person meetings.
I’ll share some important insights gleaned from many decades of working in the advisory profession and being both an insider and an outsider.
Here are six key trends for HNW donors to consider during your giving season conversations.
User engagement is up on LinkedIn. How can you capitalize on it? Here are six steps to cultivate a LinkedIn network.
You have nothing to lose when you increase your fees to match the value you deliver. Advisors chronically undercharge for the value they provide.
Is there a graceful way to explain to clients I’m not the person making these decisions, and that I understand the impact, without betraying my firm and aligning fully with clients?
Harness the power of neuroscience and psychology to help your clients reach their long-term planning goals.
Forging connections with beneficiaries sends the message that you not only safeguard the individual's interests but genuinely care about the long-term prosperity of their family. Here’s how this benefits your client and your firm – and how to do it effectively.
A successful RIA hired a designer and spent $200,000 on a new logo as part of a project to create a new digital presence.
Being part of a football coaching staff fascinates me.
I don’t understand why it’s necessary to have an elaborate screening process to deal with prospects.
Here are my seven keys to emerging as a leader.
Once you gain someone's trust, they will accept almost anything you recommend. But trust is tough to earn and rarely given quickly.
Is the work you do to make a living a job, a career, or a calling? Recognizing the difference will pay great dividends in many ways.
The AICPA PFP section approaches its 40th anniversary. The engagement of CPAs in providing personal financial guidance has deep professional roots.
Dimensional’s new ETFs are good news for investors but raise issues for advisors.
There is a growing movement among investors to align their portfolio to their values or belief systems. Advisors can use Direct Indexing products and Separately Managed Accounts to help their clients pursue faith- or values-based investing.
To succeed, every advisor needs to grow. This growth must not be limited to the size of their practice either. Advisors need to grow their talents and their knowledge, and must always be developing their skill set.
From this research, advisors can discern ethical, non-manipulative ways to create more persuasive messages.
The pandemic changed many things about the economy — how we work, where we work and who we work with, for starters — but one of the most striking trends has been a big uptick in entrepreneurship.
The financial planning landscape is undergoing a great transformation, driven by emerging trends that have accelerated in recent years.
Over the past two weeks, I’ve met with more than a dozen vendors. Here’s what I learned.
Advisor Perspectives has announced its Venerated Voices™ awards for commentaries published in Q3 2023.
Last week, Bob attended the Insider’s Forum in San Antonio last week - a gathering of several hundred financial planners that focused on the latest research in practice management and other topics for the advisory profession.
When you see articles and posts about the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index, ignore them.
In investing, you can have a safe present or future value, but not both!
Successful businesses know excellent service. Giving yourself time to truly get to know your clients’ needs and then setting your business up to optimize how you serve them is key to establishing long-term relationships. If you’re working at a wirehouse, this isn’t always possible. It’s time to find the right business structure—one that gives you the freedom to work with your clients your way.
The most challenging assignments I receive start with the advisor asking: “I had a great meeting with a prospect. Now I’m being ghosted. What should I do?”
Don’t dismiss a “hack” as a clever way to do something more efficiently. Here are four hacks that I know will deliver client referrals.
I always talk about how powerful social media is. Let me tell a story that proves it.
Many Americans believe that Gen Z is financially illiterate and uninformed. But the story is not that simple.
SECURE 2.0 contained a provision that gave favorable treatment to partial annuitization. The reason you haven’t heard about this is because those transactions cannot increase commissionable income.
As with so many other financial matters, the varying opinions around student loan debt forgiveness are more about emotions than dollars.
We hope you enjoy the latest Newsletter from Harold Evensky.
Active ETFs have scored more investor interest this year than smart beta ETFs—but does that mean the latter will soon be out of the game completely? David Mann, Head of ETF Product & Capital Markets at Franklin Templeton, opines.
Many advisors are finding their clients show little interest these days in how the markets are doing.
It doesn’t seem that difficult. Why don’t more of us follow this advice?
We have been given the mandate to show our capabilities by growing our books of business to “earn the right” to work with clients.
Here are the 10 best books I read from September 2022 through August 2023.
Deride the tactics of car salespeople all you wish, but their primary sales tool shows just how much brokers pay their employers.
Financial advisors often face the challenge of transitioning a new client into their practice in a tax-efficient way.
When Exchange first launched in 2022, it redefined what an advisor-focused conference could look like. Now, Exchange 2024 is just around the corner. The financial services industry prepares to unite at Miami Beach on February 11th-14th.
Improve your own and your firm’s productivity by sidestepping these top five hybrid work mistakes.
To widen your audience, deepen client bonds, and carve out a strong market presence, a webinar strategy is your ticket to success.
I’m finding it hard to reconcile this.
For financial advisors, an appreciation of these changes fosters more profound empathy with older clients and fine-tunes their strategies.
Your prospects often don’t tell you everything you need to know to assess the depths of their problems, because they can’t articulate the context behind their surface-level description of their issues.
Have you ever wondered why your closing ratio on seminar attendees rarely exceeds 40%?
How do you stand out in the crowded inbox and get more email opens?
Incorporating debt planning into your services helps your clients achieve a more comprehensive and sustainable financial future.
Many advisors aren’t familiar with financial phobias. They are common and can be debilitating.
Why has there been a reluctance within the advisory profession to actively collect, much less leverage client experience feedback?
Understanding and managing your firm’s practice growth multiplier is your ticket to enduring success, higher profits, and a more rewarding practice.
New tests are making it easier for doctors to detect cancer and provide targeted treatments.
I lost my dad, Alfred Munro Flaxington, this past weekend.
Communications should be planned and thoughtful. Rarely – if ever – should a serious message be delivered without warning.
Advisors can capitalize on the expected transfer of wealth between generations, the expected wave of retirements among older advisors, and referrals from other professionals.
Top venture firms are betting that rapid advances in artificial intelligence and the public fascination with ChatGPT will help tech startups to transform healthcare after years of Silicon Valley struggling to move the needle in the industry.
Here are the six things you can do to create stellar content and increase your odds of going viral.
It’s time to focus on your happiness. Here are some tips, including some unconventional suggestions.
Financial advisors frequently attribute their marketing challenges to not finding that one magic solution. But the true culprits are deeper, foundational issues.
Many advisors are now providing customized wealth management services to their clients and their families, often across multiple generations.
Supply chains are realigning, to China's dismay.
What’s going on with the markets and the economy? Long-term Treasury yields are up substantially since last Fall while the stock market, after a big rally, has stumbled so far this month. Meanwhile, the real economy appears to continue to chug along – even accelerating!
With the Fed’s tightening on monetary policy and the constant threat of a recession looming, policymakers and advisors are closely monitoring economic indicators because the data can ultimately impact business decisions and financial markets.
When your client conveys vast amounts of information – as is typically the case in a discovery meeting – it’s unrealistic to expect you to retain that information without writing it down. That’s about to change.
Let’s look at the keys to creating a successful podcast.
Here are five ways to take your COI relationships to the next level – and maximize your business along the way.
Equity traders reeling from the market’s worst stretch since February face some pivotal events in the days ahead, and a closely watched speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell may not even be the biggest test of all.
Halfway through the third quarter, the economy is looking surprisingly strong. A tracker from the Atlanta branch of the Federal Reserve has real gross domestic product growth, based on the limited data we've gotten so far, tracking at 5.8%, which would be the fastest for a non-pandemic quarter in 20 years.
While economic growth drives corporate earnings, remember that the S&P 500 is not a replica of the U.S. economy.
Approval of a spot bitcoin exchange traded fund in the U.S. is one of the most widely anticipated and delayed events in the roughly three-decade history of the ETF industry.
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Some Advisors Don’t Know What They Are Doing
Everyone has an opinion on how you should run your practice. Here is how to know which suggestions are worth following.
Disruptive Tech Theme of the Week: Zeno Mercer Talks AI and Robotics
This is an exciting time for artificial intelligence and robotics stocks, with many companies reporting and some major news announcements. This week, for the Disruptive Theme of the Week, I reached out to VettaFi’s Senior Research Analyst, Zeno Mercer, for an update on the latest developments in AI and robotics.
What Advisors Get Wrong About the Great Wealth Transfer
What if everything you’ve been told about cultivating client assets from one generation to the next is wrong and unhelpful? Yes, the ”great wealth transfer” is a massive opportunity for financial advisors and wealth managers, but Meg Carpenter believes the advisory profession is looking at the opportunity through the wrong lens. In this conversation, we will focus on why the next generation of clients nearly always leaves their parents’ advisor, and how you can rethink your marketing efforts to attract the right clients across generations.
New and Creative Ideas for Holiday Gifts
What are some of the more unique gifts or events advisors are doing for clients?
Coaching Clients to Take Your Advice
As we know all too well, human beings are neither perfect nor consistently rational, especially when our hard-earned money is involved.
My Webinar Experience: How I Avoided the Big Mistakes
My previous webinars were sponsored by my clients. Everything was handled for me. With this one, I was entirely on my own.
Don’t Let Your Prospects Tell You What to Do
Could it be that your internal eagerness to comply with your prospect’s apparent requirements conveys a subservience that dissuades them from trusting you?
How Rebalancing Thwarts Achieving Retirement Goals
I show how the best way to utilize bonds in retirement is not to rebalance between stocks and bonds in retirement, but rather to draw down on the bond side of the portfolio first and let the portfolio drift towards a greater equity allocation.
Henry Kissinger on the Promise and Threats of AI
The Age of AI (And Our Human Future), by Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt, and Daniel Huttenlocher, is keenly relevant.
Breaking the Chains of Time
Investors should embrace a genuine long-term perspective, extending their time horizons to at least 20 to 30 years. The traditional notion of long-term investing (five to 10 years) may fall short of realizing the full benefits of long-term strategies.
VettaFi’s Advisor Perspectives Named Most Read E-Newsletter for Financial Advisors for Fifth Consecutive Year by Erdos Media Research
Advisor Perspectives, the premier digital publisher for the financial advisory profession and a recent addition to the fast-growing VettaFi lineup of research and educational offerings, today announced that it has been ranked as the most-read electronic newsletter among financial advisors for the fifth year in a row by Erdos Media Research’s Financial Advisor Media Outlook and Usage Study (FAMOUS).
How to Turn Your Team into Great Managers
How do I instill strong management skills in my next-level management team?
Convert the Confrontational Prospect
A client-centric approach, focused on empowering prospects and clients rather than directing them, is more persuasive and will lead to a more productive, meaningful relationship.
Exchange 2024: How Do You Build on Sand?
As I write this, we’re just about three months out from kicking off Exchange 2024 in Miami, Florida. Obviously, I and the whole team here at VettaFi would love it if you came.
Dear FiComm: Is Our Firm Specialized Enough?
Is your firm specialized enough?
Securities Industry to DOL on Fiduciary: We’re Perfect, Leave us Alone
Fiduciary duties are either unneeded or harmful, according to the opponents of the DOL rule. In their view, the finance and insurance industries have already achieved perfection.
Ask Brad: How Much Cash Do You Need to Transition to an RIA?
A cash cushion is needed not just for initial startup costs but for peace of mind as you leave your firm, move clients over and reestablish revenue.
How to Stop Taking Client Objections Personally
Here are tips for handling prospect objections and how every advisor can improve client meetings.
How to Improve Zoom Engagement
A recent study found significant differences in how our brains process in-person meetings and Zoom calls versus in-person meetings.
A Birthday Reflection – Five Life Lessons
I’ll share some important insights gleaned from many decades of working in the advisory profession and being both an insider and an outsider.
New Insights on High-Net-Worth Philanthropy
Here are six key trends for HNW donors to consider during your giving season conversations.
Building and Engaging Your LinkedIn Network
User engagement is up on LinkedIn. How can you capitalize on it? Here are six steps to cultivate a LinkedIn network.
Raising Your Fees Won't Leave You Homeless
You have nothing to lose when you increase your fees to match the value you deliver. Advisors chronically undercharge for the value they provide.
How Do I Avoid Badmouthing My Company?
Is there a graceful way to explain to clients I’m not the person making these decisions, and that I understand the impact, without betraying my firm and aligning fully with clients?
A Subtle Way to Get Clients to Follow Your Plan
Harness the power of neuroscience and psychology to help your clients reach their long-term planning goals.
Connecting with Beneficiaries: Nurturing Trust for Multigenerational Success
Forging connections with beneficiaries sends the message that you not only safeguard the individual's interests but genuinely care about the long-term prosperity of their family. Here’s how this benefits your client and your firm – and how to do it effectively.
The $200,000 Logo and Other Marketing Disasters
A successful RIA hired a designer and spent $200,000 on a new logo as part of a project to create a new digital presence.
Be Your Clients’ Head Coach – Three Keys to Success
Being part of a football coaching staff fascinates me.
Eliminate Friction When Communicating with Prospects
I don’t understand why it’s necessary to have an elaborate screening process to deal with prospects.
Moving from Successful Advisor to Successful Leader
Here are my seven keys to emerging as a leader.
How to Quickly Gain Your Client’s Trust
Once you gain someone's trust, they will accept almost anything you recommend. But trust is tough to earn and rarely given quickly.
Financial Life Planning: A Job, a Career, or a Calling?
Is the work you do to make a living a job, a career, or a calling? Recognizing the difference will pay great dividends in many ways.
The CPA Community: Celebrating 40 Years of Client-Centric Planning
The AICPA PFP section approaches its 40th anniversary. The engagement of CPAs in providing personal financial guidance has deep professional roots.
Dimensional’s New ETFs Signal Trouble for Advisors
Dimensional’s new ETFs are good news for investors but raise issues for advisors.
How To Talk to Your Clients About Values and Faith-Based Investing
There is a growing movement among investors to align their portfolio to their values or belief systems. Advisors can use Direct Indexing products and Separately Managed Accounts to help their clients pursue faith- or values-based investing.
Carson Coaching Will Help Advisors Ignite Their Growth Potential at Exchange
To succeed, every advisor needs to grow. This growth must not be limited to the size of their practice either. Advisors need to grow their talents and their knowledge, and must always be developing their skill set.
Subliminal Messages: The 12 Most Persuasive Words
From this research, advisors can discern ethical, non-manipulative ways to create more persuasive messages.
The US Economy Is Dynamic Again, But Will It Last?
The pandemic changed many things about the economy — how we work, where we work and who we work with, for starters — but one of the most striking trends has been a big uptick in entrepreneurship.
Five Shifts Transforming Advisor Growth
The financial planning landscape is undergoing a great transformation, driven by emerging trends that have accelerated in recent years.
How Vendors Lose My Business
Over the past two weeks, I’ve met with more than a dozen vendors. Here’s what I learned.
Venerated Voices™ Q3 2023 Rankings
Advisor Perspectives has announced its Venerated Voices™ awards for commentaries published in Q3 2023.
A Bit About Bob
Last week, Bob attended the Insider’s Forum in San Antonio last week - a gathering of several hundred financial planners that focused on the latest research in practice management and other topics for the advisory profession.
Consumer Sentiment Doesn’t Matter
When you see articles and posts about the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index, ignore them.
Long-Horizon Investing, Part 3: The Riskiness of "Low-Risk" Assets
In investing, you can have a safe present or future value, but not both!
How to Deliver an Indispensable Client Experience Through Independence
Successful businesses know excellent service. Giving yourself time to truly get to know your clients’ needs and then setting your business up to optimize how you serve them is key to establishing long-term relationships. If you’re working at a wirehouse, this isn’t always possible. It’s time to find the right business structure—one that gives you the freedom to work with your clients your way.
How to Follow Up with a Ghost
The most challenging assignments I receive start with the advisor asking: “I had a great meeting with a prospect. Now I’m being ghosted. What should I do?”
Four Referral Hacks for the Fourth Quarter
Don’t dismiss a “hack” as a clever way to do something more efficiently. Here are four hacks that I know will deliver client referrals.
Lessons From a Lost Wedding Ring
I always talk about how powerful social media is. Let me tell a story that proves it.
Gen Z and Personal Finance: Perspectives of Someone Who Was Only Six in 2008
Many Americans believe that Gen Z is financially illiterate and uninformed. But the story is not that simple.
The Mystery Behind SECURE 2.0 and Partial Annuitization
SECURE 2.0 contained a provision that gave favorable treatment to partial annuitization. The reason you haven’t heard about this is because those transactions cannot increase commissionable income.
Feelings about Student Loan Forgiveness are Complicated
As with so many other financial matters, the varying opinions around student loan debt forgiveness are more about emotions than dollars.
Newsletter - September 2023
We hope you enjoy the latest Newsletter from Harold Evensky.
Can Smart Beta ETFs Return to Prime Time?
Active ETFs have scored more investor interest this year than smart beta ETFs—but does that mean the latter will soon be out of the game completely? David Mann, Head of ETF Product & Capital Markets at Franklin Templeton, opines.
Navigating Investor Apathy: A Candid Look at the Challenges Faced by Today’s Advisors
Many advisors are finding their clients show little interest these days in how the markets are doing.
Living to 100 Isn’t Easy
It doesn’t seem that difficult. Why don’t more of us follow this advice?
As a Next Gen, Why Do I Need to Prove Myself?
We have been given the mandate to show our capabilities by growing our books of business to “earn the right” to work with clients.
The 10 Best Non-Fiction Books of This Year
Here are the 10 best books I read from September 2022 through August 2023.
Ask Brad: What Can a Wirehouse Broker Learn from a Car Salesperson?
Deride the tactics of car salespeople all you wish, but their primary sales tool shows just how much brokers pay their employers.
6 Steps to Tax-Efficient Onboarding of Clients With Direct Indexing
Financial advisors often face the challenge of transitioning a new client into their practice in a tax-efficient way.
Exchange 2024 Announces Theme, “Blueprint for Growth”
When Exchange first launched in 2022, it redefined what an advisor-focused conference could look like. Now, Exchange 2024 is just around the corner. The financial services industry prepares to unite at Miami Beach on February 11th-14th.
The Top Five Hybrid Work Mistakes
Improve your own and your firm’s productivity by sidestepping these top five hybrid work mistakes.
Boost Client Engagement and Growth with Webinars
To widen your audience, deepen client bonds, and carve out a strong market presence, a webinar strategy is your ticket to success.
I Hired My Sons. It Isn’t Working
I’m finding it hard to reconcile this.
Tailoring Advice for the Elderly Brain
For financial advisors, an appreciation of these changes fosters more profound empathy with older clients and fine-tunes their strategies.
Be Politely Skeptical with Prospects
Your prospects often don’t tell you everything you need to know to assess the depths of their problems, because they can’t articulate the context behind their surface-level description of their issues.
How Pre-Screening Avoids “Plate Lickers” at Seminars
Have you ever wondered why your closing ratio on seminar attendees rarely exceeds 40%?
How to Stand Out in an Inbox
How do you stand out in the crowded inbox and get more email opens?
The Importance of Debt Management
Incorporating debt planning into your services helps your clients achieve a more comprehensive and sustainable financial future.
Little Known Financial Phobias
Many advisors aren’t familiar with financial phobias. They are common and can be debilitating.
The Magnetic Power of Client Feedback
Why has there been a reluctance within the advisory profession to actively collect, much less leverage client experience feedback?
What is a Practice Growth Multiplier?
Understanding and managing your firm’s practice growth multiplier is your ticket to enduring success, higher profits, and a more rewarding practice.
The Future of Cancer Detection
New tests are making it easier for doctors to detect cancer and provide targeted treatments.
In Memory of My Dad, Alfred Munro Flaxington
I lost my dad, Alfred Munro Flaxington, this past weekend.
A Lesson in Poor Communication
Communications should be planned and thoughtful. Rarely – if ever – should a serious message be delivered without warning.
Three Opportunities To Grow Your Advisory Business Now
Advisors can capitalize on the expected transfer of wealth between generations, the expected wave of retirements among older advisors, and referrals from other professionals.
Paging Dr. GPT? Tech Investors Bet AI Finally Poised to Transform Health Care
Top venture firms are betting that rapid advances in artificial intelligence and the public fascination with ChatGPT will help tech startups to transform healthcare after years of Silicon Valley struggling to move the needle in the industry.
Six Building Blocks for Creating Viral Content
Here are the six things you can do to create stellar content and increase your odds of going viral.
Are You as Happy as Your Clients?
It’s time to focus on your happiness. Here are some tips, including some unconventional suggestions.
Why Your Marketing is Failing
Financial advisors frequently attribute their marketing challenges to not finding that one magic solution. But the true culprits are deeper, foundational issues.
C Is for Customized Experience and Family Wealth Planning
Many advisors are now providing customized wealth management services to their clients and their families, often across multiple generations.
Reshoring Is Real
Supply chains are realigning, to China's dismay.
Where is the Economy?
What’s going on with the markets and the economy? Long-term Treasury yields are up substantially since last Fall while the stock market, after a big rally, has stumbled so far this month. Meanwhile, the real economy appears to continue to chug along – even accelerating!
Assessing the Recession Risk: Interpreting Key Economic Indicators
With the Fed’s tightening on monetary policy and the constant threat of a recession looming, policymakers and advisors are closely monitoring economic indicators because the data can ultimately impact business decisions and financial markets.
An AI Tool That Radically Alters Discovery Meetings
When your client conveys vast amounts of information – as is typically the case in a discovery meeting – it’s unrealistic to expect you to retain that information without writing it down. That’s about to change.
A Sound Idea: Use a Podcast to Build Your Business
Let’s look at the keys to creating a successful podcast.
Revolutionizing Center of Influence Relationships: Five Wow-Worthy Approaches
Here are five ways to take your COI relationships to the next level – and maximize your business along the way.
Bruised Stocks Face Week Full of Tests, From Nvidia to Powell
Equity traders reeling from the market’s worst stretch since February face some pivotal events in the days ahead, and a closely watched speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell may not even be the biggest test of all.
The US Economy Can't Sustain Its Red-Hot Pace, Right?
Halfway through the third quarter, the economy is looking surprisingly strong. A tracker from the Atlanta branch of the Federal Reserve has real gross domestic product growth, based on the limited data we've gotten so far, tracking at 5.8%, which would be the fastest for a non-pandemic quarter in 20 years.
Five Key Takeaways From Q2 Earnings Season
While economic growth drives corporate earnings, remember that the S&P 500 is not a replica of the U.S. economy.
Experts Still Projecting Big Bitcoin Rally on ETF Approval
Approval of a spot bitcoin exchange traded fund in the U.S. is one of the most widely anticipated and delayed events in the roughly three-decade history of the ETF industry.