CFO News Room

NOVEMBER 1, 2022

And so, I usually just say, income, expenses, assets, liabilities. Michael: So just literally, client’s got an expenditure from such and such restaurant, you tag that as, that’s a restaurants thing. I always say we’re not attorneys, but we’re, a lot of times, the people that kick off that process.

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PYMNTS

APRIL 18, 2016

Plus, research places a price tag on B2B sales efforts, the alternative lending industry and small business expense practices. Expanded globally, the price tag of wasted money hits $1.4 That’s because these expenses are worth $14 or less, and individuals neglect to file clams for these low-value purchases.

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PYMNTS

AUGUST 2, 2018

The On The Edge look, well, a bit less on the edge and a bit more like “solid financial citizens” with college degrees – low debt, only a minority (43 percent) living paycheck-to-paycheck and a majority saving money (57 percent). Many high-income earners are living paycheck-to-paycheck. Making Better Use of a Second Chance.

Education 40

Education Budgeting Banking Finance 40

Barry Ritholtz

MAY 30, 2023

And how is it that you, what’s this car that’s in the parking lot, it’s got plates on it and a tag and it’s brand new. You may not build wealth, but you’ll get a lot of income. And it’s so low-hanging fruit. Oh, you just do work with mathematics and intellectual activities. RITHOLTZ: Right.

Economics 57

Economics Education Profit and Loss Banking 57

Barry Ritholtz

DECEMBER 20, 2022

It’s just a fascinating conversation about looking at the world from both bottoms up and top-down, as well as thinking about what valuations are like, how likely are macro events, the impact you’re getting not just the return on capital, but as famously said in fixed income, a return of your capital. KOENIGSBERGER: That’s right.

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Restructuring Investments Marketing Banking 61

Barry Ritholtz

APRIL 25, 2023

They put in a preferred income — RITHOLTZ: Right. HAMBURGER: So, there’s no market downturn risk, or I should say very low market downturn risk. HAMBURGER: And the reason for that is because there’s such a low barrier to entry, right? RITHOLTZ: Your bucket list, which most people don’t tag.

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Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) Compliance Investments Finance 61

Barry Ritholtz

DECEMBER 26, 2023

Also new 52 week highs, new 52 week lows. You can also use four week lows, 24 week low highs and lows, things like that. And when you have that set up, the market is often closer to a low. 00:25:28 [Speaker Changed] I would say it’s more useful in calling lows. That means investors are fearful.

Marketing 61

Marketing Leadership Finance Investments 61

Barry Ritholtz

APRIL 2, 2024

00:16:54 [Speaker Changed] Well, it’s not just income inequality, it’s inequality in many spaces. The other part of it is there’s a very large amount of relatively low value stuff that’s quite profitable and is done on a regular basis. So this puts an enormous burden on low wage workers.

Healthcare 57

Healthcare Economics Math Education 57

Barry Ritholtz

NOVEMBER 15, 2022

And we literally talk about during the show, I got a tag to present to the SEC, about their new single stock product. Hey, ETFs are all about low cost passive indexing. But remember, a lot of the fixed income complex is actively managed, right? So the Fed had taken rates down too quickly, too low. RITHOLTZ: Right.

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Finance Investments Math Marketing 108

Barry Ritholtz

OCTOBER 3, 2023

I was doing an internship at a local brokerage office in Cleveland, Ohio, and I did the typical internship, you know, a week in the back office, a week in equities, a weak in fixed income and weak in commodities, a weak in bonds, and then four weeks, wherever you’d like to go. The got put into running a fixed income business.

Marketing 108

Marketing Treasury Banking Profit and Loss 108

PYMNTS

MARCH 19, 2020

Consumers nationwide, and particularly low-income consumers, are understandably concerned. Low-income consumers shopping in stores fell by 32.5 percent after news of the outbreak spread, the biggest dip though high-income consumers have also curbed their in-store shopping, albeit by a lower 27.7 percent rate.

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