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The following articles are from the 2010 Sample Issue
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| To The Prospective Subscriber Nick Murray Interactive, now entering its tenth year of publication,
intends to intervene positively and meaningfully in the career of a certain kind
of personal financial advisor: the man or woman who strives to build and
maintain an exceptionally successful practice in the context of a deeply
satisfying life, without ethical compromise and without significant
stress. |
Client's Corner
The Progress Perspective
The world is still emerging from a financial panic and an economic seizure
which has few parallels in history, and none in our lifetimes. A global debt
bubble metastasized in the single-family home market, and manifested as a whole
new generation of mind-bogglingly complex mortgage derivatives, which turned out
to be, in Warren Buffett’s memorable phrase, "financial weapons of mass
destruction." |
Behaviorism Enshrined
The Saga of the Decade’s Best Equity Mutual FundIn a story reported by Eleanor Laise, The Wall Street Journal on
December 31, 2009 recounted the saga of the best performing mutual fund of the
decade which ended that day. However anecdotally, it is the single most ringing
validation I’ve ever yet seen of the core principle of all my work, and the
spine of my most recent book, Behavioral Investment
Counseling. |
Don’t Tell Me Your Goals for 2010...
Tell Me Your Prospecting PlanOne of the ancillary services I offered in connection with attendance at my
October 2 Behavioral Strategies Conference was a review of their 2010 business
plans. And indeed, during these closing days of the old year, I’m very much
involved in that process, and in the follow-up phone calls also promised. |
| The Risk Is In Bonds Inflows into bond funds have been setting records in recent months; the money
is coming out of money markets and stocks. This is highly predictable. It is
also—indeed, this may be a redundancy—insane.
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