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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2017 · 17 MIN

David McAlvany - Volatility and the World Market (J1417)

from Exit Coach Radio · host Exit Coach Bill Black

The McAlvany Financial Group has a contrarian, in-depth approach to its analysis of monetary, economic, and geo-political events. This approach helps the company avoid decisions based on emotion or "herd mentality," and thus combine maximum risk mitigation with consistent real growth for its clients’ investments through all phases of market cycles. Integrity, attentiveness, and longevity have characterized the company’s client relationships since 1972. David McAlvany is CEO of the McAlvany Financial Group since 1972 – International Collectors Associates, ICA Europe, and McAlvany Wealth Management – and is director of the Swiss Corporation, Global Gold. He has been a featured speaker around the country, analyzing world events and their impact on the global economy and financial markets. David is also a member of the investment committee for the Fort Lewis College Foundation.   Questions Answered:  1) What happened to gold prices on January 15th? 2) What is volatility? 3) What is the worldwide market?     Want more control of your business growth? Invest 15 minutes and get a FREE "Value Builder Road Map" at www.BizGrowth123.com  

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