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AdvisoryWorld Releases 2nd Annual Risk Management Survey Results; Finds that Majority of Financial Advisors Are Prepared for the DOL Fiduciary Ruling in Advance of the President Elect’s Decision
Surveys 140 Financial Advisors on Their Risk Management Internal and External Processes and Technological Involvement for Second Year in a Row LOS ANGELES, CA–(Marketwired – Nov 16, 2016) – AdvisoryWorld, the leading provider of investment …
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How long does it take to recover from a bear market?
Bear market recoveries often take considerable time, since the market has to recover, then heal, before rebounding. An exception is the recent rise of the S&P 500 by 69% from March 2009 to March 2010 …
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What are typical triggers for bear markets?
Most studies have shown there is no “normal” bear market, much in the same way there is no “normal” bull market. There are telltale signs that show a phenomena is occurring, but often it is …
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What constitutes a bear market? How often do they occur?
Most analysts agree that a bear market is a 20% drop in prices in a short time frame, typically 3-6 months, whether it be for a single security or the market as a whole. Since …
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Building Successful Client Relationships: Part III, Damaging Trust
by Ryan W. Smith Nearly all successful relationships are built on trust and time. It takes time to establish trust but once proven, trust becomes bedrock in a lasting relationship. A client-based relationship, like the …
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Investors and Advisors do not agree on the best methodology for contact
Over half of financial advisors, 57%, prefer face-to-face meetings and updates with their clientele, according to a research report from State Street Global Advisors and @ Wharton, which is affiliated with the Wharton Business School …
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Why do investors change financial advisors?
Most would think that poor investment performance would be the most common reason for investors to change their financial advisors. Not so, according to a research report from State Street Global Advisors and @ Wharton, …
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How do successful advisors deal with fees in a way that builds trust with their clients?
Financial advisors have made great strides in presenting their fees to clients in a transparent fashion, according to a research report from State Street Global Advisors and @ Wharton, which is affiliated with the Wharton …
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Negative Interest Rates, part III: Possible Impact in the U.S.
by Ryan W. Smith In March 2016, the Federal Reserve asked big banks to begin looking at the potential impact negative interest rates would have for stress tests. While this practice of paying money to …