The team had an incredible experience attending the #ForbesSHOOKTopAdvisor Summit this week! Sam, Bill and Marvin hosted an entirely unscripted/planned (and hilarious) session on stage. Sam and Bill debated whether she’d ever proven him wrong 😂. We learned from other amazing speakers and had the opportunity to connect with clients. The energy and knowledge shared were truly remarkable.
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@SamanthaMcLemor@Christy_Malbon@RLKerner@Forbes @shookresearch @B3_MillerValue@renedierkes
"Usually the peak of bubbles is not characterized by massive concern and headlines every day...I don't think we're there yet," says @PatientCM's @SamanthaMcLemor:
https://t.co/D37XcXcBTS
The bad news is the Fed appears to be behind the curve yet again triggering the Sahm recession rule. The good news is that historically markets are up over the long term from similar starting points. Time, not timing builds wealth!
https://t.co/tA2vqWSA07
Patient Capital CIO Samantha McLemore @SamanthaMclemor joins @KellyCNBC on @CNBCTheExchange to discuss the rotation from growth to value and where she's finding opportunities.
Catch @SamanthaMcLemor on CNBC's Closing Bell tomorrow. Set your reminders for April 16th at 3PM EST. She's bringing her expert insights on the market. It's going to be an informative session you won't want to miss! #CNBCClosingBell#womeninfinance#patientcapital
Catch @SamanthaMcLemor on CNBC's Closing Bell tomorrow. Set your reminders for April 16th at 3PM EST. She's bringing her expert insights on the market. It's going to be an informative session you won't want to miss! #CNBCClosingBell#womeninfinance#patientcapital
“The big money is not in the buying and selling, but in the waiting.” Charlie Munger.
Another 6.5% upside possible for markets ahead of first Fed cut, says Patient Capital's McLemore @CNBC https://t.co/vG6lxoscU1
From a recent Blackrock report: "Women-owned or managed #HedgeFunds have outperformed an average hedge fund by 10.5% over the last 16 years." Why do women only manage 0.7% of instititional assets? Interested in legitimate thoughts on this discrepancy.