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Launch of Track.com, a market for independent Wall Street research

 
Four days ago, a team of Wall Street veterans launched Track.com, a new marketplace for independent research providers.  I met with the management team today. 
 
Track.com offers independent research providers a platform to distribute their intellectual property.  Buyers pay subscriptions for access to the pool of content. Similar to Value Investors Club, the general Read More...

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On January 28th, 2010

Earn More Consulting Revenue from Gerson Lehrman and Other Expert Networks

A number of friends have asked me how to increase the amount of money they’re earning as consultants from the major expert networks, such as Gerson Lehrman, Evalueserve Circle of Experts, Coleman Group, DeMatteo Monness , Guidepoint Global (Vista Research), and other expert networks. Following is a slide deck I’ve sent to a few people Read More...

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On December 21st, 2009

Free Market Research for Entrepreneurs, at Founder Institute last night

I enjoyed participating in a panel last night on "Market Research for Entrepreneurs", as part of the Founder Institute’s first series of New York programming.  The other speakers were Nicholas Butterworth, President & CEO, Diversion Media; and Steven Haines, President, Sequent Learning Networks.  
 
My slide deck is below; I’d love to get your feedback.
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On December 11th, 2009

Economy Will Grow at ‘Muted Rates’–Steve Schwarzman

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Courtesy of Craig Franklin, a Cornell MBA, following is a summary of an interview with Steve Schwarzman, CEO of private equity firm The Blackstone Group. 
 
LPs looking for more money back from illiquid assets, some nice exits.
Blackstone plans to IPO 8 companies and sell another 5 Strong growth in Asia – China Read More...

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On November 20th, 2009

Martin Wolf and Robert Shiller: The Future of Investing

(Milton Friedman)

I attended breakfast yesterday morning at the Levin Institute and heard a discussion between   Martin Wolf, Associate Editor and Chief Economics Commentator, Financial Times, and Robert Shiller, Arthur M. Okun Professor of Economics, Yale University.  My notes follow:
 
WOLF:
You used to be one of the few Keynesians in economics.  Suddenly in a crisis, Read More...

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On October 30th, 2009
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