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The Role of Rare Tangible Assets in a Diversified Portfolio for Generational Wealth with Geoff Anandappa (Ep. 108)

The Role of Rare Tangible Assets in a Diversified Portfolio for Generational Wealth with Geoff Anandappa (Ep. 108)

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If you’re looking to diversify your portfolio and try to hedge some of the global inflation investors are seeing today, you might want to consider adding rare tangible assets or collectibles to your portfolio.

In this episode, John and Michael Parise speak with Geoff Anandappa, a specialist in rare tangible assets and the founder of Rare Tangible Assets Ltd., about investing in rare assets such as coins, art, stamps, and other collectibles. 

Geoff starts with his background in the specialty before diving into how investors can get into the rare tangible asset market and why they’re a good long-term investment choice for holding onto and growing generational wealth, even when the stock market goes awry.

Geoff discusses:

  • His background and how he got into rare tangible assets
  • How investors are using rare tangible assets to hedge the current worldwide inflation issue
  • The size of the market for rare asset collectors and investors
  • How big of a risk forgeries are, and what investors can do to avoid them
  • New collectibles emerging in the marketplace
  • And more!

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Geoff Anandappa is a rare asset consultant and the founder of Rare Tangible Assets Ltd. With a background in stamp collecting, Geoff’s career in the industry began in 2005 when he joined Stanley Gibbons, the world’s oldest stamp dealer, to establish their investment department. Over 13 years, he traveled internationally, speaking at investment conferences and bringing in high-net-worth clients interested in rare stamps, coins, art, and first-edition books as alternative investments.

In 2018, Geoff launched his own consultancy firm, Rare Tangible Assets Limited, where he serves as a trusted advisor. As a consultant, Geoff assists clients in building investment portfolios in a diverse range of tangible assets, guiding starting collections, portfolio development, and exit strategies. With his extensive expertise and deep understanding of the market, Geoff offers professional consulting for individuals seeking to incorporate rare tangible assets into their investment strategies.

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Looking into Future Economic Trends (Ep. 82)

Looking into Future Economic Trends (Ep. 82)

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Right now interest rates and inflation are higher than most of us have ever seen.

The market is changing and in the next 18 to 24 month it will look different than the slow rise that we have been used to seeing in the past 12 years.

In this episode of The Truth About Wealth, John and Michael are joined by Christian Hyldahl, a financial professional at Varium Investments who has been in the financial business for 30 years, to discuss what the economic trends will look like in the next short future.

John, Michael, and Christian discuss:

  • Christian’s thoughts on who is to blame for inflation
  • Advice for retirees facing an inflated market
  • The influence that the fed has had on the market
  • What might happen in response to the inflated market
  • And more

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Distinguishing Between Market Noise and Market Impact with Paul Dietrich, Part 2 (Ep. 77)

Distinguishing Between Market Noise and Market Impact with Paul Dietrich, Part 2 (Ep. 77)

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2021 was a year full of ups and downs. Will 2022 be the same? 

In the latest episode, John and Michael Parise welcome back guest Paul Dietrich for part two of a two part series where we review the events of 2021, their impacts on the economy, and what 2022 may have in store. 

John, Michael, and Paul discuss:

  • The real inflation rate in 2021 and 2022
  • Why unemployment numbers appear static
  • The key events that affected the economy in 2021
  • How our current education system needs to change for the economic future
  • And more

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Paul Dietrich currently serves as Chief Investment Strategist with B. Riley Wealth Management, Inc., where he focuses on managing investments for private investors, retirement funds and private institutions throughout the United States. He previously served as CEO and Chief Investment Officer with Fairfax Global Markets, LLC, and as CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Foxhall Capital Management. He also worked as an international corporate attorney with Squire, Sanders & Dempsey (now Squire Patton Boggs) and Jones Day. He is a frequent on-air commentator and regularly contributes his market analysis to business and financial media.

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Distinguishing Between Market Noise and Market Impact with Paul Dietrich (Ep. 76)

Distinguishing Between Market Noise and Market Impact with Paul Dietrich (Ep. 76)

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Have you been wondering what the rest of 2022 has in store for the stock market? Or how the pending Russian/Ukraine conflict, the Build Back Better Infrastructure Bill, or the ever-growing federal debt, might impact the market?

In the latest episode, John and Michael Parise welcome back guest Paul Dietrich to  discuss how you can separate noise in the market from events that may have tangible impact on the underlying economy. 

John, Michael, and Paul discuss:

  • Impact of Russia/Ukraine conflict on the stock market
  • The Build Back Better infrastructure bill
  • Tax raises and paying off the capital reserves 
  • Interest rates and inflation
  • And more

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Paul Dietrich currently serves as Chief Investment Strategist with B. Riley Wealth Management, Inc., where he focuses on managing investments for private investors, retirement funds and private institutions throughout the United States. He previously served as CEO and Chief Investment Officer with Fairfax Global Markets, LLC, and as CEO and Chief Investment Officer of Foxhall Capital Management. He also worked as an international corporate attorney with Squire, Sanders & Dempsey (now Squire Patton Boggs) and Jones Day. He is a frequent on-air commentator and regularly contributes his market analysis to business and financial media.

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72. 10 Concerns On The Minds of Our Clients: Part 1

72. 10 Concerns On The Minds of Our Clients: Part 1

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Have you ever wondered what happens if you outlive your money? Is concern about inflation on your mind? Others in your situation are likely thinking about the same thing.

In this multi-part series, John and Michael Parise cover 10 concerns on the minds of their clients. In this episode, John and Michael cover market volatility, jobs and education, inflation, and outliving your money. John shares how inflation has changed over time, and how you can deal with inflation. 

John and Michael discuss:

  • Market volatility
  • The effect of inflation on the market, and why it’s something you have to pay attention to
  • The problem with living too long
  • The hot topic of jobs and education
  • And more

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67. Concerns That Are Keeping Everyone Up At Night

67. Concerns That Are Keeping Everyone Up At Night

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There are a number of questions and concerns that clients ask for clarification about, from inflation, to proposed tax changes, how those will impact their accounts, and more.

In this episode, John and Michael Parise have an open discussion about questions they regularly receive from their clients and aim to answer these frequently asked questions. They explain why you need to stay on top of your financial affairs and get them in order, plus, how businesses may have to approach employee retention in the near future.

John and Michael discuss:

  • How inflation is affecting everything in our lives
  • Potential tax code changes being proposed in Washington and how they may impact you
  • Why you need to be on top of your financial affairs
  • Why employee retention will become increasingly important in the near future
  • And more

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65. What’s Going On With The Markets And Where Are We Heading? With Peter Andersen

65. What’s Going On With The Markets And Where Are We Heading? With Peter Andersen

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John and Michael are routinely asked about what’s going on with the markets, with the pandemic and what the expectations are with stocks and bonds and real estate. Today, they look to answer many of these questions. 

In this episode, John and Michael speak with Peter Andersen, CFA, of Anderson Capital Management. Peter provides some clarity surrounding the current markets and where the trends are pointing, as Peter shares his optimism for the future.

Peter discusses:

  • The current state of the market
  • How your anxieties and fears about the market are played on by the media
  • Whether he thinks the tax proposals in Washington will pass, and what that could mean for you
  • Why he’s so confident that we are going to come out of the post-COVID era stronger
  • And more

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Peter C. Andersen, CFA, has managed money for a wide range of clients since 1993.  He has direct experience managing separate accounts & over 10 mutual funds throughout his career, including IPO’s for two NYSE-listed closed end funds. He has deep experience with stocks of all kinds, junk bonds, and world asset classes.

Peter Andersen earned an MPA degree from Harvard University, where he was designated a Seamans Fellow. He holds an MS in physics from Yale University, where he was named a JD Skinner Fellow. Mr. Andersen received a BS, summa cum laude, from Northeastern University where he graduated first in his major of physics. He is on the board of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, where he is Chairman of the Annual Funds and a member of the Investment & Nominating Committees. Andersen is also an overseer of the Peabody Essex Museum.  He was on the investment committee of the Goldhirsh Foundation, several other non-profits, and elected to the executive committee of the Yale Graduate School Alumni Association.