Destination Reformation: The Dawn of A New Era in Central Banking
Conform or reform? In human terms, 500 years is a very long time. Yet, that’s how far back one of…
Observations for Guiding Generational Wealth
Cornelius Vanderbilt died in 1877. His fortune was built in the railroad and shipping industry. At the time of his…
Market Melt-Up: Dead-Ahead or Dead Wrong?
In this exclusive Quarterly Webinar, David Hay reviews what's happening with central banks, inflation, the economy, bubbles and debt, yield…
The Savings Glut’s Long Life and Slow Death
Ben Bernanke popularized the term “global saving glut” in March 2005 when speaking to the Virginia Association of Economists in…
Never Say Never Again (Part II)
In last week’s edition of our Guest EVA, we ran the first half of a condensed version of Grant Williams’…
Never Say Never Again (Part I)
Definitive statements tend to separate “legends” from “losers”. “Legends” live in lore as women or men with the clairvoyance and…
Why Global Markets Will Shape Your Financial Future
The relative absence of borders limiting participation in global markets has enabled internationally-minded investors to find opportunities that domestic-minded investors…
Picking Up Millions in Front of a Steamroller
Warren Buffett is famous for his disdain of “investment strategies” that involve making small gains while taking big risks, even…
Robots Everywhere, But the Statistics
In early April, one of the “wise guy girl” talking heads released a video on the rise of robots where…
How Rain City Became Smoke City
The reaction to this edition of the Guest Evergreen Virtual Adviser (EVA) has the potential to be as incendiary as…