by Liz Hecht | September 2014 | Communicating with Distinction
In This Issue: How to Avoid Clichés | Clichés and Deception | It’s Been Said Before Clichés—words or phrases that have lost all meaning through overuse—undermine effective communication everywhere. At best, clichés convey a lack of original thought; at worst,... by Liz Hecht | July 2014 | Practical Considerations
In This Issue: “By-Products of Greed” | Under the Mattress | Enough. Fraud is everywhere. You need only open your email on any given day to become a potential fraud victim. In the capital markets, the specter of fraud inspires fear and loathing among... by Liz Hecht | June 2014 | Philosophical Beliefs
In This Issue: Pigeonhole or Keyhole? | Thematic Investing | Investing from the Top Down Whether one practices “thematic investing” or merely considers themes a potential avenue to new investment ideas, one thing is certain: investors like themes. This... by Liz Hecht | May 2014 | Communicating with Clients
In This Issue: Advice from Omaha | Between the Lines | College Stress Solutions “Dear Investor” letters are perhaps the most vital communication between a portfolio manager and his or her clients. The best such letters generate excitement and instill...
by Liz Hecht | April 2014 | Communicating with Distinction
In This Issue: People Don’t Remember Boring Things | The Rule of One | Brain Rules Much has been published during the past few years about how human brain function affects investment decisions. But how do the workings of the human brain affect investment...
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