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Trick or Treat? Bobbing for Multibaggers in the Small-Cap Market
Small-cap investing is a “negative art.” But in addition to steering clear of losers, small-cap investors have to demonstrate the “positive art” of picking winners.
How Can Family Offices Leverage Artificial Intelligence? Four Applications
AI will revolutionize family office operations. That’s why each office must be intentional about its AI adoption formula, governance procedures, and long-term AI roadmap.
Five Reasons Why Writing Is the Most Underrated Investment Skill
Writing should serve an active role throughout our investment process. Here’s why.
Markets in Chaos: A Return to the Gold Standard?
The grand monetary experiment of the last decade and a half has undermined the global financial system and necessitates a radical solution.
Book Review: The Paradox of Debt
Dick Cheney said that “Reagan proved that deficits don’t matter.” Richard Vague suspects that Cheney may well have been right.
Harvesting Equity Premia in Emerging Markets: A Four-Step Process
There is hope for investors seeking a robust emerging market equity strategy to complement their other equity investments.
Portfolio Confidential: Five Common Client Concerns
What are the five most common client concerns and how can we address them?
Private Capital: Lessons from the Conglomerate Era
With their sprawling empires, the largest alternative asset managers have adopted strategies that borrow extensively from the octopus-like corporate conglomerate business model.
A Mixed Outlook? The Banking Sector and Its Three Key Drivers
To understand the mid- to long-term outlook for the banking sector, we need to understand the key drivers at work in the industry today.