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Experts say Musk faces uphill battle for victory in Twitter legal fight

Financial Times M&A

Social media platform seeks to force the Tesla boss to go through with his takeover

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Stocks For the Long Run

A Wealth of Common Sense

I don’t believe there is one singular way to invest your money. If there was everyone would invest that way. Every strategy and philosophy has its pros and cons. The good strategy you can stick with is far superior to the great strategy you can’t stick with so a lot of this comes down to who you are as an investor. There are a number of factors that determine the type of investor you are.

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“a mild recession”

The Reformed Broker

Put this phrase in your vocabulary for the second half of the year because you are going to be hearing it everywhere: “a mild recession.” This is where the puck is going. All of Wall Street’s chief strategists and chief economists are going to be pivoting to this case if they haven’t already. The “soft landing” idea is going to fade away.

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Is Tucker Carlson right to blame ESG for Sri Lanka’s crisis?

Financial Times: Moral Money

Plus, what’s behind Bill Gates’ new $20bn pledge

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Twitter’s board says it will see Elon Musk in court

Financial Times M&A

Who could have guessed that Elon wouldn’t follow through?

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Top posts from 2022’s second quarter

Investment Writing

Check out my top posts from the second quarter! They’re a mix of practical tips on grammar (#1 & #2), marketing (#3), investment commentary (#4), and blogging (#5). My posts that attracted the most views during 2022’s second quarter: My five favorite reference books for writers —These books would be great additions to your library. “In order to” versus “to” —The results of my research into whether it’s ever necessary to write “in order to” instead of “to” surprised me. 10-minute

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How to make sustainable investing work

Financial Times: Moral Money

Amid the storm around ESG, impact investing offers a way forward

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Musk asks court to reject Twitter’s request for ‘warp speed’ trial

Financial Times M&A

Billionaire says he needs more time to prepare for courtroom showdown over his attempt to back out of $44bn deal

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Software Updates: Including Inflation in Your Retirement Planning Strategies

Covisum

Inflation is a top concern for consumers and advisors alike, and that’s why our team prioritized adding an inflation stress test to our product offering. Our advisor-led team understands the concerns of your retired clients and how the right financial planning software can make addressing them easier. Read on to see how we've updated our software to help you quickly and easily address client needs and demonstrate the value of your financial advice.

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Some Thoughts On Twitter (continued)

A VC: Musings of a VC in NYC

I wrote the post at the bottom and linked here when Elon Musk announced his intention to buy Twitter in late April. I am relieved that Musk has decided he does not want to own Twitter. I never thought he would be a good shepherd of the Twitter network and maybe now we have the opportunity to find a better ownership/governance model for it. I understand why the Twitter Board and management team feel they must force Musk to perform on the agreed-upon deal.

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How can investors help save the Amazon?

Financial Times: Moral Money

Plus, the UK seeks to hold the finance sector accountable for its role in environmental crimes

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The rock star litigator who hopes to bring Elon Musk to heel

Financial Times M&A

Twitter has hired Wachtell’s Bill Savitt to try to save its $44bn deal with Tesla’s erratic founder

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How to Create a Framework for Navigating Major Financial Decisions, Ep #168

Financial Symmetry

How do you deal with a major financial or life decision? When this happens there can be many choices that you need to make. Without the right decision-making framework, navigating these choices can lead to analysis paralysis. Allison Berger joins … Continued. The post How to Create a Framework for Navigating Major Financial Decisions, Ep #168 appeared first on Financial Symmetry, Inc.

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Why partnering with specialists on cases is a win for all

Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT)

By Andreas T. Dailey Sr., CLTC In our industry, especially in MDRT, we participate in a lot of joint work with other financial advisors and specialists. This can be a winning situation for all involved. It allows us to: Help clients better in complex cases or areas that aren’t our strengths. Work on bigger cases. Expand our knowledge. If you’re not comfortable managing one area of financial planning for your client and you know someone who does well in that area, bring them in.

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Pressure grows on regulators to scrutinise ESG data providers

Financial Times: Moral Money

Influential member of European Commission advisory board calls for action amid rising criticism of greenwashing

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Lessons for the Twitter board from a billionaire’s fight with Apollo

Financial Times M&A

Battle over Huntsman shows costs and gains of suing a suitor that walks away

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8 Ways to Stand Out on Social Media as a Financial Advisor

FMG

One of the top questions that we get is, “How can I promote myself as a financial advisor?” And we always tell them how important it is to share content and engage on social media. But with 3.96 billion people on social media , how can you stand out from the crowd? We’re sharing eight ways to stand out on social media and ultimately grow your business. 8 Ways to Stand Out on Social Media.

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5 favorite ideas from the Annual Meeting

Million Dollar Round Table (MDRT)

By Mike Beirne, MDRT Round the Table editor Try these ideas from the 2022 MDRT Annual Meeting speakers about referrals, communications and marketing. 1) Give the referral process a push. One of the reasons good clients don’t give referrals is they don’t know what we’re looking for. If we don’t know, how can they know? I started networking myself by telling 10 to 20 of my best clients exactly what kind of prospect I was looking for from their personal networks.

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European ESG funds buy up defence and energy stocks

Financial Times: Moral Money

Plus, the SEC offers whistleblowers a juicy reward

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SEC scrutinises Musk tweet over $44bn Twitter takeover bid

Financial Times M&A

US securities regulator asks why Tesla chief did not notify investors before saying deal ‘cannot move forward’ over bots

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Do You Offer Direct Indexing Yet? What You Should Know as an Advisor

XY Planning Network

6 MIN READ. Investopedia.com defines direct indexing as “an approach to index investing that involves buying the individual stocks that make up the index, in the same weights as the index.” For example, rather than owning a mutual fund or ETF that tracks the S&P 500, investors can replicate the index, meaning they would own all of the individual 500 stocks that comprise the index.

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Market Update for June 2022

ModernAdvisor

June was a difficult month for equity and fixed income investors alike. June 2022 Market Performance All index returns are total return (includes reinvestment of dividends) and are in Canadian Dollars unless noted. *Absolute change in yield, not the return from holding the security. June was a difficult month for equity and fixed income investors alike.

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Responsibility Theater

The Reformed Broker

Welcome to the latest episode of The Compound & Friends. This week, Michael Batnick, Alex Kantrowitz, and Downtown Josh Brown discuss earnings season, big tech, the outlook for crypto, Elon vs Twitter, and much more! You can listen to the whole thing below, or find it wherever you like to listen to your favorite pods! Listen here: Apple podcasts Spotify podcasts Google podcasts Everywhere else!

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Crypto bankruptcies: pressure builds on US courts to investigate circumstances of blow-ups

Financial Times M&A

All sorts of interesting questions now arise from failures of lenders

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Derek Notman Rising Star Award & Wealthies Finalist Press Release

Conneqtor

Derek Notman awarded Rising Star Award and is Named a Finalist in the 2022 WealthManagement.com Industry Awards (Wealthies) for Innovator of the Year Thought Leader of the Year (July 14, 2022) — Derek Notman, CFP® was named one of this year’s Rising Stars in the 2022 WealthManagement.com Industry Awards program.

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Financial Advisor Website Showcase: Navis Wealth Advisors

FMG

For today’s Advisor Website Showcase, we are joined by Letizia Carlisto of Navis Wealth Advisors. We asked Letizia handpicked questions about the firm, its strategies and it’s processes. It was great to talk with Letizia and hope you enjoy her answers as much as we did. Modernize Your Website. Making use of FMG’s website engine, Navis Wealth Advisor took aim at creating a website themed around its logo – the compass.

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What Equity Compensation Shares Are the Best to Contribute to a Donor Advised Fund? Part 1

Zajac Group

If there’s such a thing as a match made in philanthropic heaven, it may be the ability to donate a portion of your equity compensation shares to a Donor Advised Fund (DAF). DAFs are relatively easy to fund, easy to manage, and they ensure that you get a tax deduction for the full, appreciated value of your donated stock. A tax deduction that can be especially beneficial in a high-income tax year, as may be the case when you have significant equity compensation activity.

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Hindenburg Research backs Twitter and bets against Elon Musk

Financial Times M&A

New York-based firm says Tesla chief has ‘squandered much of his leverage’ in attempt to pull out of $44bn deal

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Success for FT writers at Headline Money Awards

Financial Times: Moral Money

FT personal finance and investment journalists singled out at top industry event

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Clips From Today’s Closing Bell

The Reformed Broker

The stickiest thing is going to be fighting the wage-price spiral, says Ritholtz’s Josh Brown from CNBC. The post Clips From Today’s Closing Bell appeared first on The Reformed Broker.

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What Financial Advisors Should Say to Clients During a Bear Market: 4 Communication Strategies

FMG

When stocks go down, communication from your financial advisor should go up. However, many financial advisors don’t know what to say to clients during times of extreme volatility. So, they either don’t say anything or they communicate but don’t want to keep reaching out, since they don’t know how much communication is too much.

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Twitter’s down. Checkmate, Musk

Financial Times M&A

A timely global outage for the no-longer-$44bn valued blue bird

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What Are the Benefits and Drawbacks of IRAs?

Wealthfront

Individual retirement accounts (IRAs) are a popular way to save for retirement, and with good reason—they come with numerous benefits for investors building long-term wealth. They also come with a few drawbacks you should be aware of. In this post, we’ll break down what you need to know, focusing on two popular account types: traditional […]. The post What Are the Benefits and Drawbacks of IRAs?

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Clips From Today’s Halftime Report

The Reformed Broker

Final Trades: Occidental, Qualcomm, JPMorgan & more from CNBC. The post Clips From Today’s Halftime Report appeared first on The Reformed Broker.

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