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\nA Mea Culpa for Morgan Stanley? Like Danny says, it’s okay to BE wrong, but it’s not okay to STAY wrong. The shop digs into Morgan Stanley’s recent admission of guilt, greenwashing, ESG, and ten low-risk entry stocks to keep an eye on for growing gains.
\nIn this video for educational purposes only, Danny Stewart, Don Vandenbord, Michael Ramos, Ted Zhang, & Connor Bates host The Your Money Video Podcast + Live Trading and Watchlist Stocks to Study.
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\n0:00 \u2013 Opening Bell
\n06:00 \u2013 Reviewing ESG
\n13:00 \u2013 Mailbag: Revisiting Transmedics
\n18:00 \u2013 Fundamental Copper Miners
\n27:00 \u2013 Ten Stock Names Worth Watching
\n35:30 \u2013 In-House Charts for Following Fundamentals
\n42:15 \u2013 This Week in the Markets
\n45:45 \u2013 Yen and the Carry Trade
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\nShow Links:
\nMorgan Stanley’s Wilson (Chief Strategist) offers mea cupla (stayed bearish too long: It’s OK to be wrong, It’s NOT OK to stay wrong!)
\nhttps://www.fa-mag.com/news/-we-were-wrong—morgan-stanley-s-wilson-offers-stocks-mea-culpa-74012.html
\nWhat to expect in the 2nd Half of 2023 – Stephanie Link
\nhttps://www.thinkadvisor.com/2023/07/21/what-to-expect-in-the-second-half-of-2023
\nNew Bill would levy social security taxes on wealthy pass-thoughs
\nhttps://www.fa-mag.com/news/new-bill-would-levy-social-security-taxes-on-wealthy–pass-throughs-74008.html
\nESG is dying its inevitable death
\nhttps://www.advisorpedia.com/strategists/esg-is-dying-its-inevitable-death
\nWhy we should be advocating against the supposed ‘ESG Backlash’
\nhttps://www.advisorpedia.com/esg/why-we-should-be-advocating-against-the-supposed-esg-backlash
\nIs the new AI cool for wealth management
\nhttps://www.fa-mag.com/news/is-the-new-ai-cool-for-wealth-management-73835.html
\n6 New IRA guidelines advisors should know
\nhttps://www.thinkadvisor.com/2023/07/24/6-new-irs-guidelines-advisors-should-know
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