Financial Investment Risk Consultant | Lawrence McDonald
Financial & Economic Consultant | New York Times Bestselling Author
The McDonald Advisory Letter is perhaps the most revered, and sought-after weekly investment letter on the market. This is an interview with Larry McDonald, currently the Head of Global Strategy at NewEdge in Manhattan, and is CEO of McDonald Advisory. Find out why their letter is head and shoulders above the competition. Read More
There’s a groundswell under equities right now. Risk factors, like how much banks trust each other, are very low. And market sentiment is very high. Stocks are levitating toward new highs, and the story’s taking on a life of its own. Read More
Investors are losing faith in the Santander story. “They have had a good crisis but it’s a question of the future,” says one big asset manager who no longer holds the bank’s shares. “You don’t invest looking backwards but looking forwards.” As that kind of mentality has taken hold, shareholders have been deserting the bank. Read More
Find out which sectors Wall Street’s most influential blogger is recommending for the future. Make absolutely certain your portfolio is swimming with the tide, and not against it. This is a tricky environment for investing, but Larry McDonald will show you the right direction. Read More
Lawrence McDonald, former Lehman trader and author of “A Colossal Failure of Common Sense,” joins the Wall St. Journal’s Markets Hub to discuss how Wall Street is likely to view a second Obama term. Read More
Both President Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, offer differing visions to meet that goal, and both visions offer opportunities for investors. Larry McDonald, the senior policy strategist for the investment firm NewEdge, came up with three portfolios for investors to look at depending on who wins the election. Read More
The inside edge on the gamut of executive, legislative, regulatory and political action. Stay ahead of legislation and regulations that emerge during the week. Here’s your advance notice of any changing winds blowing through DC’s corridors of power. Read More
Larry McDonald, strategist at Newedge, tells CNBC that Draghi’s outright monetary transactions (OMT) program and long-term refinancing operations (LTROs) are looking like the Bear Sterns bailout, and that an extended risk on/risk off investment psychology period lies ahead. Read More
The most disturbing thing of all about the QE3 from the Fed, is the governors seem to be taking action in the face of mounting evidence of strong secular headwinds opposing their QE actions and risk taking. Read More
The four year anniversary of Lehman Brothers bankruptcy is three weeks away, and frankly I am shocked by the ineptitude of the incumbent administration. There is simply a total lack of critical changes needed to fix the regulatory spinal cord of the financial markets. This subject is being ignored at the highest levels, and at times I find myself waking with a cold sweat, unable to conceive what a dangerous course they tread! Read More