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Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there.
—Will Rogers
Sheaff Brock is making news in the investment industry. Dave Gilreath, Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer, is a contributor of investment commentary and perspectives to a variety of financial publications, including CNBC, Investopedia.com, HCP Live® (formerly MD Magazine/Physicians' Money Digest), Seeking Alpha, and Financial Advisor Magazine.
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Faster Innovation and More Disruption Will Speed Growth, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock Investment Advisors for Medical Economics
Disruption has been happening for centuries, it was just called something else. Dave Gilreath looks into historical innovation trends and how the current digital revolution will impact all market sectors.
China's Economy Will Be The Largest, But The US Will Soon Regain The Top Spot, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock Investment Advisors for Seeking Alpha
China's economy is on the way to becoming the largest in the world, but demographic trends indicate a potential short stay at the top. Dave Gilreath looks into how the United States will be able to make China's time at the top a short one.
Investing intelligence: Tech companies with industrial clothing, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock Investment Advisors for Medical Economics
Looking to invest in trendy tech stocks?. Dave Gilreath looks to the industrial sector for a lower-risk way to invest in the digital revolution.
Op-ed: Real estate investment trusts may provide inflation protection for investors, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer and Edward "JR" Humpreys II, senior portfolio manager at Sheaff Brock Investment Advisors for CNBC
Real Estate Investment Trusts were hobbled by the pandemic recessions, but are now rapidly recovering. Along with the economic recovery, rising interest rates are driving the growth so far this year. Dave and JR discuss these factors and how REITs may provide inflation protection in your portfolio.
Investing in the Post-COVID Stock Market, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock, for Medical Economics
The expectations of the post-COVID economic recovery helped fuel the bull market of 2020, now where do investors go from here? Dave Gilreath presents some ideas on where to turn in this current market.
'Normalizing' Your Clients For The Coming Market', by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock, for FA Financial Advisor
Some of your clients may be unfamiliar with idea of a 'normalized' market, they've only seen stocks go up. Dave Gilreath presents some talking points on a normal market, a return to value outperformance and a strategy for those addicted to growth.
Exorcising misconceptions on interest rate impact on stocks, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock, for Medical Economics
The notion that rising interest rates are bad for stocks is wrong and illogical. Dave Gilreath discusses this topic, inflation fears, market performance in these environments, and how to exorcise the fear in your clients' minds.
Conditioning Clients' Minds For Corrections, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock for FA Financial Advisor
Are you putting off the uncomfortable conversation with your clients? Dave Gilreath discusses strategies for dealing with clients with a potential correction on the horizon.
Equities likely to grow, but finding yield remains difficult, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock for CNBC
While the outlook is still positive for equity stocks, low interest rates have investors searching for yield. Have you considered alternative sources to find higher yields for your portfolio? Dave Gilreath discusses potential investments types that may be able to provide higher yields and gives an outlook on which sectors can provide growth in 2021.
Ways to Position for the New Infrastructure, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock for FA Financial Advisor
As the promise of vaccines to overcome coronavirus are fast becoming a reality for 2021, investors may now be able to consider potential for fixing the nation’s deteriorated infrastructure. Dave Gilreath reviews ways advisors might want to prepare for anticipated Congressional attention and federal spending in the coming year.
Straddling the Pandemic and Post-Pandemic Markets, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock for HCP Live® (formerly MD Magazine/Physicians' Money Digest)
How do you straddle the transition from a pandemic to a post-pandemic market? Dave Gilreath offers some perspectives on key sectors and industries.
As Correlations Shift, So Should Asset Allocation Logic, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock for FA Financial Advisor Magazine
With fixed-income performance withering in recent years, advisors are hearing from clients about shrinking yields. But most aren't aware of the trends now erasing deeply-held beliefs about the traditional 60-40 stocks-to-bonds allocation. Dave Gilreath details the correlation changes for Financial Advisor.
Sheaff Brock announced the firm has been included in the 2020 CNBC Financial Advisor 100, a list ranking the top-rated financial advisory firms of 2020 for their comprehensive planning and financial services that help clients grow and protect their wealth. Read the full announcement here.
The Start of Something Big When a Lovely Thing Dies?, by David Gilreath, principal and Chief Investment Officer at Sheaff Brock for HCP Live® (formerly MD Magazine/Physicians' Money Digest)
Is the run of growth stocks about to end? And, if so, will the next run be in value stocks? Dave Gilreath looks at the past...and toward the future of both.