Nature and markets tend to have repeatable cycles. In both, however, it is almost never exactly the same. If history is a guide and Mark Twain’s quote is right, the next 10+ years will look very different than the last 14 or so. Typically what led in the prior cycle, tends to underperform in the next…and vice versa. If this next cycle rhymes with 1968 - 1982 or 2000 - 2009, where should investors focus to prepare for this?

History Doesn’t Repeat, but It Often Rhymes

Are you tired of financial communications that overwhelm you with information, overload you with legalese and disclaimers and then really don’t tell you anything worth learning or listening to? This podcast is our attempt to fight this. The wins, losses and real-life battle scars “earned and learned” over 50+ years of successfully navigating markets and getting clients where they need to be is hopefully the antidote to the blaring “noise and distraction” of the financial press and social media. We want to cut through the jargon and talk to you like you are sitting on our front porch having a “real” conversation. You will definitely get an insight into how we see the world and why everyday life has some of the best, relatable and impactful stories for financial success and beyond. We hope to entertain and maybe even impart what wisdom we have acquired…as simply as possible.

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History Doesn’t Repeat, but It Often Rhymes

History Doesn’t Repeat, but It Often Rhymes