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PODCAST: A Brighter Future with Laidlaw, Episode #24 – Time To Stay With The Rally Or Reallocate To Shorten Duration?

Synopsis: “A Brighter Future”, Episode 24 In this episode Richard Calhoun, CEO of Laidlaw Wealth Management, discusses takeaways from the July 2020 employment report, the run-up to the November 2020 general election, Fed inflation targeting, mega-cap tech stocks and other developments with Laidlaw & Company Chief Market strategist, David Garrity. The topics discussed in this

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PODCAST: A Brighter Future with Laidlaw, Episode 23 – 2Q 2020 Results Bring Estimate Increases, But Can The Fed Inoculate The Economy?

In this episode Richard Calhoun, CEO of Laidlaw Wealth Management, discusses takeaways from the 2Q 2020 earnings season, the ongoing complications from COVID and other developments with Laidlaw & Company Chief Market strategist, David Garrity. The topics discussed in this episode are: With 2Q 2020 results prompting analysts to raise estimates, are stocks still attractive?,

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PODCAST: A Brighter Future with Laidlaw, Episode 22 – Solid 2Q 2020 Earnings May Say Rotate To Value, But Are The Supporting Factors Fully In Place?

Synopsis: “A Brighter Future”, Episode 22 In this episode Richard Calhoun, CEO of Laidlaw Wealth Management, discusses the strengthening 2Q 2020 earnings season, the likely sizing of further COVID relief support by Congress and the Fed and other developments with Laidlaw & Company Chief Market strategist, David Garrity. The topics discussed in this episode are:

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PODCAST: A Brighter Future with Laidlaw, Episode 20 – Raising The Curtain on 2Q 2020 Earnings Season

In this episode Richard Calhoun, CEO of Laidlaw Wealth Management, discusses the stock market set-up in advance of the 2Q 2020 earnings season and other developments with Laidlaw & Company Chief Market strategist, David Garrity. The topics discussed in this episode are: Is Tech overvalued?, Will 2Q 2020 results mark the bottom of the cycle?,

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Facebook allowed ‘Russian propaganda on steroids’ – New Cybersecurity Paradigm Needed

To watch the replay, click here. Mueller Indictment Puts Spotlight On Social Media As Tool Of Russian Disinformation Efforts While there may be some debate as to whether the 13 individuals and 3 organizations named in Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Fri 2/16/18 indictment will ever be brought to trial, it is nevertheless incontrovertible that the

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David Garrity on Bloomberg Radio: CES Preview – 5 Major Areas To Watch In 2017

David joined Pimm Fox and Lisa Abramowicz on Bloomberg Radio. You can listen to the replay here. As one of the largest technology-oriented trade shows globally, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES, held 1/5-8/17 in Las Vegas, 200k+ expected attendees, 2.5mm square feet of exhibits) sets major technology themes for investors to track over the coming

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GVA Research on CNBC: Google still all about the data

The Pixel smartphone is a new endpoint to gather user information from, so Google can better target ads, says David Garrity, principal at GVA Research.

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GVA Research On BNN: Earnings likely to give a bounce to tech

Tech – Buying Opportunity Potential Limited By Currency War Prospects: Off the back of reassuring developments (e.g. positive U.S. Dec 2015 employment report, China limiting insider sales and scrapping circuit breakers), the burgeoning panic permeating the markets since the start of 2016 trading has momentarily dissipated and the tech sector among those advancing. The question

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GVA Research on BNN: ‘FANG’ stocks snakebitten to start 2016

Tech – Buying Opportunity Potential Limited By Currency War Prospects: Off the back of reassuring developments (e.g. positive U.S. Dec 2015 employment report, China limiting insider sales and scrapping circuit breakers), the burgeoning panic permeating the markets since the start of 2016 trading has momentarily dissipated and the tech sector is leading the market advance

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GVA Research on CNBC’s Nightly Business Report: 4 Horsemen of the Nasdaq

Fifteen years ago the 4 stocks that dominated the Nasdaq were Oracle, Microsoft, Intel, and Dell. Today it’s Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Apple – these four stocks hold dominant positions in the tech sector and have been among the biggest engines driving the Nasdaq, do you see it staying this way for the foreseeable future?

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