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Philip Diehl, President of U.S. Money Reserve

Philip Diehl

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Edmund C. Moy

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AngelaRoberts

Angela Roberts

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John-Rothans

John Rothans

Master Numismatist

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Brad Chastain

Managing Director, Global Head of Research

Recent Articles

Is the Bitcoin Bubble Poised to Pop? Proceed with Caution

By John RothansExecutive Insights

Bitcoin has had a busy few weeks. The most popular digital currency in the world faced price drama, a new legal ban, and harsh words from big banks. Some say the cryptocurrency has bounced back stronger than ever. Others argue that Bitcoin is finally being exposed for the volatile fad that it is. While no…

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The August Recess and the September Reckoning

By John RothansExecutive Insights

Each year we watch various heads of state assemble for a power yearbook photo at prominent locations like Washington, London, Toronto, Seoul, Cannes, Brisbane, Hangzhou and Hamburg. There are global round tables, strategic side meetings and broad announcements of international cooperation. The G20 (Group of 20)...

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RUSSIA. RUSSIA. RUSSIA.

By John RothansExecutive Insights

Each year we watch various heads of state assemble for a power yearbook photo at prominent locations like Washington, London, Toronto, Seoul, Cannes, Brisbane, Hangzhou and Hamburg. There are global round tables, strategic side meetings and broad announcements of international cooperation. The G20 (Group of 20)...

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The Dog Days of Economic Growth

By Angela RobertsExecutive Insights

Each year we watch various heads of state assemble for a power yearbook photo at prominent locations like Washington, London, Toronto, Seoul, Cannes, Brisbane, Hangzhou and Hamburg. There are global round tables, strategic side meetings and broad announcements of international cooperation. The G20 (Group of 20)...

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The G20 Summit? Breakthrough or Breakdown?

By John RothansExecutive Insights

Each year we watch various heads of state assemble for a power yearbook photo at prominent locations like Washington, London, Toronto, Seoul, Cannes, Brisbane, Hangzhou and Hamburg. There are global round tables, strategic side meetings and broad announcements of international cooperation. The G20 (Group of 20)...

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Shadow Banking: A Dodd-Frank Fail?

By John RothansExecutive Insights

In response to the financial crisis of 2008–2009 regulators came down hard on big banks. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act outlined numerous provisions designed to tightly monitor lending and reduce risks inherent in the U.S. financial system, including new oversight councils, credit agency reforms, and increased capital requirements.Needless to say, traditional…

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Irrational Exuberance: The Lesson of the Bird in the Bush

By Angela RobertsExecutive Insights

Irrational Exuberance: The Lesson of the Bird in the Bush “How do we know when irrational exuberance has unduly escalated asset values, which then become subject to unexpected and prolonged contractions?” Alan Greenspan, December 5, 1996 Another day, another market record. The Dow has set some 36 record high closings since the 2016 presidential election.…

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The Great Retirement Caper: The 401(k) Bait and Switch

By John RothansExecutive Insights

The markets are at an all-time high, and you can already smell the suntan oil of that Caribbean island getaway, the first stop of your retirement tour! Then you start doing the math. You add up life’s daily costs against your life expectancy. You tally food, housing, healthcare, transportation and travel costs, and the nest…

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