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Higher Rates for Longer?

November 11, 2024
“Have we all just become economic snowflakes?” This question emerged from a recent study analyzing the text of 200 million newspapers spanning almost two centuries. It concluded that both economic and non-economic sentiment have substantially declined over the past 50 years, despite far fewer economic setbacks
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Market Insights with Dave and Tyler: Resilience, Inflation, and 2025 Predictions

November 6, 2024
What does Dire Straits’ 1985 Live Aid performance of “Money For Nothing” have to do with our current economy? James Thorne highlights how the lyrics reflect the turbulence of today in his November #MarketInsights, coming soon. #Investing
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Your Questions Answered

November 4, 2024
“Have we all just become economic snowflakes?” This question emerged from a recent study analyzing the text of 200 million newspapers spanning almost two centuries. It concluded that both economic and non-economic sentiment have substantially declined over the past 50 years, despite far fewer economic setbacks
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Estate Planning for Farmers: Key Strategies to Preserve Wealth

November 4, 2024
For many farmers, the land is not just an asset—it’s a legacy passed from one generation to the next. Ensuring that your farm is smoothly transferred to the next generation requires careful estate planning. By employing strategic tools such as trusts, corporate structures, and taking advantage of the increased $1,250,000 ...
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Market Insights by James Thorne: Money For Nothing

October 31, 2024
There are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. For me, two significant memories from the 1985 Live Aid concert stand out
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My/Our Difference During Uncertain Times

October 28, 2024
“Have we all just become economic snowflakes?” This question emerged from a recent study analyzing the text of 200 million newspapers spanning almost two centuries. It concluded that both economic and non-economic sentiment have substantially declined over the past 50 years, despite far fewer economic setbacks
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