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10:21
The Importance of Adding a Personal Touch to...
Larrea Wealth Management CEO Aquiles Larrea Jr., AIF® discusses how he is helping clients navigate their investments as markets feel the volatility from Russia invading Ukraine. He also reflects back on his decision to launch his own RIA two decades ago and what he has learned along the way.
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06:00
The ETF Show - New Digital Infrastructure...
Byte Index Founder Chas Cocke discusses the launch of BYTE and the many applications of digital infrastructure, which he says is kind of like real estate coupled with digital growth. FolioBeyond Global Head of Distribution George Lucaci also talks about a new ETF, RISR, that was built for the rising rate environment.
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05:25
The ETF Show - Introducing the Top 3...
BlackRock has identified the top three themes to watch in 2022. US Head of BlackRock Megatrend, International and Sector ETFs Jeff Spiegel walks through ways that investors can gain exposure to the cloud, automation and what he calls the next major medical breakthrough. MSCI’s Mark Carver, Managing Director, Global Head of Equity Factor Products and Equity Portfolio Management, also discusses...
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08:15
Ex-Merrill Team Launches $1.1 Billion RIA...
Amplius Wealth Advisors is celebrating is getting ready to celebrate its one year anniversary. Founding Partner & Chief Executive Officer Matthew D. Liebman, CFA®, CRPC®, CAIA® shares what it was like going independent, plans for 2022, and how the $1.1 billion RIA is working with Dynasty and Fidelity.
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11:33
Financial Wellness and the Intersection of...
Whealthcare Planning Founder and CEO Chris Heye, PhD discusses how COVID has changed the way people think about the relationships between health and wealth. He also looks at financial wellness and how advisors can help their clients more effectively identify and mitigate health-related financial risks.
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01:44
Fed to Hike Rates Soon
Fed Chair Jay Powell said that soon it will be appropriate to raise the target fed funds rate, acknowledging that inflation is far above the Fed's long-term goal of 2% and the labor market is "very very strong." Powell didn't rule out the possibility of QT or rolling off the nearly $9 trillion balance sheet or offer timing guidance, except that this would not happen until after the start of rate...