Financial Advisors Austin can be a well-meaning group, but my experience is a bit different. I can provide a different and better experience for you since I’ve been on the front lines of the financial fight. What do I mean by this? Compared to other financial advisors here in Austin, I worked at places where the emphasis was actually on making profits through beating the market indices, not on just collecting commissions.
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2014: What Will Happen Now?
What will happen now? This is a vexing question on everyone's mind. Now that the Fed has signaled the end to at least the ultra easy money policy by systematically eliminating quantitative easing (QE), there are many questions on investor's minds as to what will happen next. Will the economy finally find it's footing and take off? Will that drive inflation and rates to new highs? What will this do to the markets and real estate? Are there any Black Swans out there lurking? While it's tough to have a crystal ball to figure out what will happen next, we can look at it from a risk/reward perspective. Right now, with no major shocks to the markets in almost two years, many hedge fund managers are calling for one to happen in the near future. But, most people do not think that will kill the bull market. I tend to be in this camp. Every once in a while, the market needs a new shock to wash out the weak buyers. Also, higher rates, in and of themselves, do not kill bull markets … [Read More...]
Meet Your Advisor
As a institutional trader, Greg traded all major asset classes, including stocks, bonds, futures, commodities, forward contracts, and foreign exchange rates. This involved assets under management of billions of dollars and included trades on exchanges in North America, Europe, and Asia. In addition to some of the more well-known names such as T. Rowe Price, Deutsche Bank, and Wachovia, Campbell & Company was a $15B hedge fund, making it one of the top ten funds in the world, as far as assets under management, at the time he worked there.
Greg also helps small to mid-market business buyers and sellers as a mergers & acquisitions advisor here in Austin.
Greg currently holds the Series 65 license and has held the Series 3, 7, 55, and 63 over the course of his career. [Read More …]
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