Taken from Forbes article: http://www.forbes.com/global/2001/0205/061.html A few years ago, Timothy McCarthy, as the No. 3 executive at Charles Schwab, was one of the best paid financial services executives in the U.S. He was earning $1.7 million in salary and bonuses and was sitting on several million dollars worth of Schwab …
Tim McCarthy, chairman and CEO at Nikko Asset Management, was in his office on the 42nd floor of the Midtown Tower – the tallest building in Tokyo – when he first felt the building move at 3:10 p.m. local time on Friday. Having grown up in California and knowing that …
FINANCIAL TIMES MONDAY NOVEMBER 14 2011 – Face to face Tim McCarthy tells Lindsay Whipp about recent acquisitions and local expertise Tim McCarthy, Nikko Asset Management’s burly American chief executive, is a far cry from the more conservative Japanese heads of domestic fund management companies. But the philosophy that underpins …
Investing is often a psychological game between two emotions: fear and greed. The stock market can behave in a similar manner as stock prices act like a tug-or-war between fear and greed like when a company’s stock price goes up and down daily. Timing the markets is ridiculously hard because …
The Safe Investor teaches investors how to organize their savings into three “pockets”. This makes it easier for them to budget their savings and investments into three categories: savings, investing, and trading. First, sit down with your financial advisor to discuss about a savings plan. Relevant information include your take …
