Gordon Gekko hasn’t done the investment industry’s reputation any favours. Michael Douglas’ unscrupulous movie character quickly became shorthand for all that is wrong with Wall Street and financial markets with his infamous ‘greed is good’ speech. But you don’t have to look too far away from the big screen to see real-life examples of people whose actions have perpetuated the link between the wealth industry, untrustworthy characters and get-rich-quick trades.
Imagine you’re on a long-haul flight and the pilot informs you of every hint of turbulence. It would drive every passenger crazy. Thankfully, instead, most of us watch a movie,
Between the pandemic, inflation, and geopolitical tensions, market uncertainty reigns right now. You might have heard some disturbing words, like shares “plunging”, prices “soaring”, and investment “volatility”. Many people, therefore, are asking themselves: should I take money out of the market and get back in when skies are clearer?
Not every entrepreneur is as outlandish or controversial as Elon Musk, as publicity seeking as Richard Branson, or as all-conquering as Jeff Bezos. All entrepreneurs are, however, part of a unique club. Not everyone has the ability, dedication, and risk-embracing nature to start and build a business.
Q Wealth Partners is bringing Private Financial Group (PFG) on board its portfolio management platform.
Private Financial Group (PFG), a Windsor, Ontario-based high-net-worth business has joined Q Wealth Partners after being voted into its Portfolio Management Partnership.
Q Wealth Partners have voted to accept Windsor, Ontario based, high net-worth, Private Financial Group (PFG), into the national Portfolio Management Partnership.
