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In this first-ever episode of Don’t Buy The Bull, Cassandra Toroian, the founder of FirstHand Research and Consulting LLC, introduces her mission to educate listeners about investing and financial decision-making. Reflecting on her experience as an investment advisor and the changing landscape of personal finance, Cassandra emphasizes the importance of critical thinking in a world filled with misinformation.
Tune in to gain insights into navigating the complexities of the stock market and making informed investment choices.
TIMESTAMPS
[00:03:51] Stock Picking Expert Insights.
[00:04:47] Bank Cancel Culture.
[00:10:38] Banking Relationship Issues.
In this episode, Cassandra Toroian sheds light on the growing issue of bank cancel culture and the importance of being aware of one's banking relationships to mitigate the risks associated with sudden and unexplained cancellations.
Moreover, Cassandra emphasizes the significance of individuals evaluating their bank relationships considering options that align with their values, and providing assurances against arbitrary cancellations. The emergence of financial institutions that prioritize customer inclusivity and non-discrimination based on politics or purchases presents a positive shift in the banking industry, offering individuals more choices and control over their financial interactions.
QUOTES
- “My only goal is to help you figure out how to use your own discernment and instinct to make good investment decisions for yourself.”
- “To cancel someone's debit card and potentially leave them out on the street in a very precarious situation is absolutely unconscionable and shameful.”
- “I would urge everyone to really look at what kind of bank relationship they have and make sure that you have an out or some backup bank accounts elsewhere. Even if it's $100 at your local credit union, it is important.”
SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS
Cassandra Toroian
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/CassandraToroian/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CassandraToroian1/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cassandra-toroian/
WEBSITE
FirstHand Research and Consulting LLC: https://1sthandresearch.com/
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In this first-ever episode of Don’t Buy The Bull, Cassandra Toroian, the founder of FirstHand Research and Consulting LLC, introduces her mission to educate listeners about investing and financial decision-making. Reflecting on her experience as an investment advisor and the changing landscape of personal finance, Cassandra emphasizes the importance of critical thinking in a world filled with misinformation.
Tune in to gain insights into navigating the complexities of the stock market and making informed investment choices.
TIMESTAMPS
[00:03:51] Stock Picking Expert Insights.
[00:04:47] Bank Cancel Culture.
[00:10:38] Banking Relationship Issues.
In this episode, Cassandra Toroian sheds light on the growing issue of bank cancel culture and the importance of being aware of one's banking relationships to mitigate the risks associated with sudden and unexplained cancellations.
Moreover, Cassandra emphasizes the significance of individuals evaluating their bank relationships considering options that align with their values, and providing assurances against arbitrary cancellations. The emergence of financial institutions that prioritize customer inclusivity and non-discrimination based on politics or purchases presents a positive shift in the banking industry, offering individuals more choices and control over their financial interactions.
QUOTES
- “My only goal is to help you figure out how to use your own discernment and instinct to make good investment decisions for yourself.”
- “To cancel someone's debit card and potentially leave them out on the street in a very precarious situation is absolutely unconscionable and shameful.”
- “I would urge everyone to really look at what kind of bank relationship they have and make sure that you have an out or some backup bank accounts elsewhere. Even if it's $100 at your local credit union, it is important.”
SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS
Cassandra Toroian
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/CassandraToroian/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CassandraToroian1/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cassandra-toroian/
WEBSITE
FirstHand Research and Consulting LLC: https://1sthandresearch.com/