Racehorses: Good for a Gamble, Bad for InvestmentMay 2, 2011By Jerry Gleeson What's wrong with investing in racehorses? The slow ones eat as much as the fast ones, and even the fast ones only rarely earn their keep. And then there are the crooked characters who lurk around the business... Cold Call: David LoeperApr 12, 2011By David A. Geracioti An interview with David Loeper, CEO of Wealthcare Capital Management, an RIA in Richmond, VA... EndpieceJul 1, 2009By David A. Geracioti Review of Fool’s Gold, by Gillian’s Tett... Banks in Moore's SightsJul 1, 2009By Christina Mucciolo Michael Moore has a new, if predictable, target: Wall Street... Cold CallApr 1, 2009By David A. Geracioti Chad Coe, Deerfield, Ill. Coe Financial Group, First Allied... Endpiece: The Puzzler #13Apr 1, 2009By John Kador Think you’re smart? Try these brainteasers that recruiters use in actual job interviews... Mini-MadoffMar 1, 2009By Kristen French Bernie Madoff became a household name in just two short months. Now he's been memorialized with a toy doll... The Mattress BankMar 1, 2009By Kristen French Some of your clients may have joked recently about keeping their money under the mattress. Now they can actually stash it there and keep it safe... The Rep. IndexMar 1, 2009Compiled By John Kador An illuminating list of facts and figures... PuzzlerFeb 1, 2009By John Kador Think you’re smart? Try these brainteasers, which recruiters use in actual job interviews.... Presidential PoshFeb 1, 2009Christina Mucciolo Ringing in at roughly $170 million, President Barack Obama's inauguration bash was the most expensive ever, according to The New York Times. The inaugural... Citigroup's LegacyFeb 1, 2009Christina Mucciolo Here's something that may get Smith Barney advisors' blood boiling: Former CEO and Chairman Sandy Weill is still enjoying his 10-year employment agreement... The Stock Doc: New Year, New HabitsFeb 1, 2009By Dr. Alden Cass It was yet another cold and rainy January morning in New York City and the NYSE's morning bell would not be rung for another hour. I sat in my office... FINRA's Post-Madoff Magnifying Glass On B/D RIAsJan 28, 2009By Christina Mucciolo Welcome to the post-Madoff world.... The Mystery Of John Thain's Office ContinuesJan 28, 2009By John Churchill Just what the heck did Stanley O'Neal do to his office? ... Citi In The SkyJan 26, 2009By Kristen French Pity working in the Citigroup public relations office—or being a Citi executive. ... Rep. IndexJan 1, 2009Compiled By John Kador Smart decisions are based on more than government statistics, agency reports, news releases, interest rates and stock quotes. We've selected a few fascinating... A Capital Injection You Can DrinkJan 1, 2009Christina Mucciolo You've probably heard about that sub-prime sauce your investment banker pals got drunk on. Well, this season, party organizers are getting pretty creative... Dumb And DumberJan 1, 2009Christina Mucciolo According to the Center for Economic and Entrepreneurial Literacy (CEEL), an overwhelming number of Americans are unable to answer some of the most basic... Bye Bye, Open BarDec 1, 2008Halah Touryalai The economy is ruining Christmas on Wall Street. First they get their bonuses taken away, now they can't even get drunk in designer tuxedos at the company... About That BonusDec 1, 2008Halah Touryalai Apparently Andrew Cuomo isn't a no gifts kind of birthday boy. At the New York Attorney General's 51st birthday and fundraising bash early this month,... Endpiece: The Puzzler #11Dec 1, 2008By John Kador Think You're Smart? Try these brainteasers that recruiters use in actual job interviews. THIS MONTH'S CONTEST A financial services firm has 10 employees.... Registered Rep. Readers Do It By The NumbersNov 1, 2008Compiled By John Kador Smart decisions are based on more than government statistics, agency reports, news releases, interest rates and stock quotes.... The Puzzler #8Oct 1, 2008By John Kador Try these brainteasers that recruiters use in actual job interviews... EndpieceSep 1, 2008Compiled By John Kador Smart decisions are based on more than government statistics, agency reports, news releases, interest rates and stock quotes. We've selected a few fascinating... The Bear TalksAug 4, 2008By Nancy N. DiCostanzo It was only a matter of time before a book about Bear Stearns’ demise hit the bookshelves. ... Endpiece: The Puzzler #9Aug 1, 2008By John Kador Think you're smart? Try these brainteasers that recruiters use in actual job interviews.... COLD CALLAug 1, 2008Halah Touryalai Jan Schalkwijk, JPS Global Investments, San Diego.... Uncle Sam: Give Us A New BubbleJul 24, 2008By David A. Geracioti The debate about government’s role in the economy just got stoked big time, what with the recent news that Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson wants to shore up Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with taxpayer dollars. ... Bush: The Glass Is Half Full; Bernanke: The Glass Is Half EmptyJul 21, 2008By John Churchill In case you missed it, President Bush and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke both gave speeches last Tuesday morning, July 15, about the state of the economy. Evidently, they didn’t share talking points beforehand. ... Wives Divorcing (Suddenly) Sugar-less Daddies; Wall Street PugilistsJul 14, 2008By Kristen French It seems that ladies who lunch do not like to give up those lunches, nor their shopping sprees, Gucci handbags and Hamptons summer getaways—no matter what the condition of their marital finances. ... Lobbying For LoveJul 1, 2008Kristen French Even in the toughest of times, Wall Street finds the cash to pad the pockets of its favorite politicians — or, at least, the politicians favored to win. ... What A Waste!Jul 1, 2008Kristen French Can you ever have too many toilets? ... Registered Rep. Readers Do It By The NumbersJul 1, 2008Compiled By John Kador Smart decisions are based on more than government statistics, agency reports, news releases, interest rates and stock quotes. We've selected a few fascinating... All You Need Is CashJun 11, 2008By Nancy N. DiCostanzo Gold Diggers and Sugar Daddys joined forces Thursday at New York City’s Taj nightclub to raise money for charity—and make-out! Nothing says “selfless” like paying $5 to sell oneself at a weekday party that starts at 5:30 in the afternoon. Yes, the Fashion Meets Finance after-work mixer appears to have been successful. ... |
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