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Craig, thank you for continuing to drill these concepts into our heads and for helping instill additional confidence in our dealings with clients. Yes, some clients do watch every day...
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Thank you to Craig for his continuing use of metaphors to allow advisers to find a way to communicate the concept of diversification to lay clients. The study using the...
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Another great review and summary of the retirement distribution schemes available for IRAs and other plans. Bob's style of teaching is conducive to learning, and for those of us who...
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It seemed to me that the material in the webinar today was somewhat basic and contained only elementary elements of compliance. The superficial nature of the topics covered would suggest...
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A very thorough analysis of today's markets and economy. Up to date refutations of media misinformation is part of the most valuable information that Fritz is imparting to the A4A...
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It was very interesting when Craig pointed out that the spreadsheet program he was using was NOT in the model of a Monte Carlo simulation, which is something that I...
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Bob and Andy, thanks again for another great session on tax planning. This is a great overview, and I realize that Bob has presented something similar to today's webinar in...
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Fritz, another superb job today. Thank you for continuing to focus in a laser-like manner on the data, and not the "noise", The analogy of the signal versus the noise...
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Bob thanks for a solid review of the basic principles of the intersection of estates and financial services. Your emphasis are caution in these situations is warranted. Bad things can...
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Today's session was very practical. I've struggled with which commodity funds to utilize. They have certainly had a bad run. I appreciate Craig's candor in observing that some clients are...
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Great job running the whole show today, Fritz. Your presentation was, as usual, upbeat and informative. We continue to appreciate the call outs of the misguided media talking heads and...
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Thank you to Craig for illustrating the differences between the savings rate and the rate of return scenario for 25 year old client retiring at age 65, This sort of...
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Thanks Bob for another good summary of the new 2018 tax law and rules. It is now starting to be clearer and the repetition and re-review of all of these...
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Super job today Fritz! Thanks for the reminders on asset allocation "rules" (don't try and make predictions year to year) and also for the refutation of the talking heads on...
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Thank for your another solid analysis of the 7-12 portfolio, and in particular for emphasizing the fact that an advisor can create these portfolios using a variety of custodial platforms,...
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Andy, thank you for the efforts in getting Dr. Yardeni onto A4A webinar. Excellent material, particularly interesting was the Blue Angels graph (which helped illustrate the data clearly), the retail...
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Fritz, the fingernails on chalkboard comment was priceless. Thankfully I don't attend many cocktail parties. Probably because I'd like to avoid being asked how I'm "playing the market". It does...
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For this webinar, I would tend to give Bob 10 stars if the ratings went that high. As Andy stated, Bob is the master when it comes to taxation in...
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Fritz, thank you for your long-standing commitment to educating A4A membership over the past many years. Today's webinar was, as usual, interesting, informative and actionable in many ways. We appreciate...
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Super job again today by Craig. The tools offered to speak directly with clients in plain language are highly instructive. Craig's repetition of these tools and techniques is helpful to...
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Thank you Fritz for a very useful and interesting presentation today (albeit a bit long). We appreciate your reminders of how earnings drive stock prices, and also bringing down to...
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Today I appreciated the structure of the webinar in breaking down the topics into 4 or 5 separate issues, i.e., performance chasing, then rebalancing, etc. The end became a little...
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Thank you again Fritz for your dedication and commitment to the A4A community and for another superb webinar and review of the economy and capital markets. We all appreciate the...
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Thank you Bob for the usual thorough analysis. As you stated, this is all fast moving and could change further in the coming days. The suggestion that we prepare clients...
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Thank you, Craig. I particularly benefited from and enjoyed the exercise in which Craig began with the large cap stock holding and then added incrementally the lowest correlated asset classes...