The distinction between investing and gambling is more relevant than ever. In his latest blog, John Taft explains how gamified platforms can blur that line – and why patience still matters. https://t.co/Iy5Y7P9umS
Thank you to our interns for a summer of growth, learning and impact across Baird.
We're grateful for the impact you've made and excited to see where your journey takes you next. https://t.co/is3YsF2wNi #BairdIntern#WeAreBaird
Erin Kolo, Senior Vice President and Manager of PWM equity and fixed income research at Baird, recently was quoted in @wealth_mgmt discussing portfolio diversification and concentration risk in today's market. https://t.co/1sQc44TX9z
How can you keep inflation from minimizing your retirement fund? This article has six strategies for keeping your retirement goal on track and moving forward. https://t.co/eRHthapkaO
Private credit can support portfolios when used thoughtfully. John Taft explains how proper sizing, patience and advice can help investors reduce avoidable risks. https://t.co/IGU6f9IU7x
When people talk about the "Death of the Dollar" or "The Dollar is dying" can someone explain to me how that conclusion is being formed?
This is the Dollar Index back to the 1970s.
Its been at this same level every decade?
People are insanely bearish about a AI trade blowup when the Equal Weight S&P500 looks like this.
Yes, AI names are getting slaughtered. But how about the real economy?
A stat from a recent BAC report
"While just 28% of wealthy Americans believe the outlook for the U.S. economy is very good or excellent, nearly 80% report feeling financially secure today".
The notion that "Im fine, but the future looks bleak" is such an awful thing.