Here’s a look at the Top 11 Most Viewed Articles of the Week on Advisorpedia , December 12 - 16, 2016.
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Falling in love starts with listening to yourself. It starts with understanding yourself. It starts with loving yourself and accepting the things about yourself that may not fall into
other people’s categories ...
— Jeff Gibbard
One of the hardest lessons in life is accepting that to be good at something we need to practice it. Why we believe we should be good at something immediately is a mystery. — Dr. Nicole Lipkin
For those of here on Earth, time seems to have sped up over the past year, especially for wealth management industry. — Natalia Autenrieth
The recent election has brought a renewed focus on infrastructure investment from both sides of the aisle, as Trump and Clinton both supported infrastructure packages worth hundreds of billions of dollars. — Jay Jacobs
Swensen encourages his team to debate investment ideas, ensuring each member has a point of view. Similarly, investors should articulate why an investment makes sense—and write it down before buying it. — Tim Clift
It’s been a long time coming, and the mere idea of higher rates has some investors feeling more than a little wary. — Ed Lopez
Going independent. You’ve been thinking about it for years, but something has always stood in the way. — Bill Acheson
If you thought election speculation ended on November 8, you clearly haven’t been paying attention to the conversations online and off about the pending DOL regulations that are set to apply on April 10. — Nasdaq Global Indexes
Can those businesses just say, “Sorry. Those rules don’t apply now, so we will not be paying you that extra money”? — Scott Calhoun
A cloud of skepticism still appears to be hanging over emerging markets, but we think it’s now time to focus on fundamental economic realities. Short-term market volatility aside ... — Carlos Hardenberg
We’ve heard it all the time – you have two ears and one mouth, so listen twice as much as you speak. However, it’s not just waiting to speak 50% of the time that is important — Jim Frawley