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A College Student’s Perspective: Senior Year Angst As my final year at Villanova University rapidly approaches, my emotions are beginning to run high. It feels like it was just yesterday that I was graduating from high school and it is hard to believe that in just a short year from now, I will be finished […]
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For Professionals with Golden Handcuffs Many individuals, such as yourself, come to us that have been working as mid to high level executives in the corporate sector for the last 15, 20 years (many since college) but have grown tired of it. You want to explore options that allow you to pursue your dreams and […]
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At the Risk of Boring You … Nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) = Monetary Base x Velocity of Money There is a large, clear cylinder-shaped chamber … you step in. A switch is flipped and the confetti laying on the floor starts to blow. We have all laid witness to the ensuing frenzy. The last […]
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“At Newbridge, we don’t move a muscle until we know your net worth up, down, backwards, and forwards. Our first objective is defense. We make sure it is protected from the biggest risks. Our second objective is to enlarge your net worth with a disciplined, systemic approach. And our last objective is to preserve it […]
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The job of the investment advisor, in part, is to filter all the daily financial noise down to the most salient, most valuable predictive data. After all, we are entrusted by our clients to invest with the future in mind, not the past. This is easier said than done. We are bombarded with economic statistics […]
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As an investment manager charged with shepherding a client’s assets through thick and thin, we think it’s important to continuously stress test our investment approach. Should we begin to incorporate something new in order to adapt to a fundamental change in the landscape (or not)? And what is ‘fundamental’ versus marginal? It’s a difficult process. […]
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