Harry N. Stout, brings his over 35 years of practical financial industry experience to help you improve your financial knowledge.
With stocks trading at all-time highs, many investors are sitting on significant capital gains and may have positions that become untradable because of the potential tax implications. Whether the stock has appreciated over many years or accumulated as a company executive, dealing with a stock with a huge unrealized gain can become a good problem to have.
Throughout her life, Ramona Ortega always noticed a racial wealth gap and decided to launch a fintech company to do something about it.
This is one of my favorite posts to write every year as we get to look back on Wall Street predictions and see how they panned out. We have done this in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 so it is a tradition to see which strategists did well and which missed the mark.
Last year, the strategists predicted a bull market for 2019 with an average target of +13%, 2995, for the S&P 500. This target looked especially bullish because of the December 2018 selloff, but it turned out that only Deutsche Bank's Binky Chada was bullish enough with a target of 3250 -- the S&P 500 finished at 3230.78. Brian Belski collects honorable mention with a target of 3150. Now let's take a look at their thoughts on 2020...
We reflect on the most downloaded episodes of 2019 to see what we learned.
Rachel Marie Martin, mother of seven children, shares her story of severe financial hardship to regaining control of money and her life.
We're excited to share Sarah Li-Cain's Beyond the Dollar podcast where she interviews Andy Wang about international adoption.
Football coach Bill Courtney, whose extraordinary story was memorialized in the Oscar winning documentary Undefeated, shares his insights on business, money, and service.
John Basl, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Northeastern University, tells us why we need to think of ethics as currency in all areas including business, technology, and machine learning.
College professor turned entrepreneur, Ai Addyson-Zhang talks about how social media transformed her life and why she wants to change education as we know it.
