On February 19, 2021 Sand Hill’s Chief Investment Officer Brenda Vingiello, CFA, joined the CNBC Halftime Report panel to address the question of which sectors may benefit from rising interest rates and additional economic stimulus.
The Digital Client Evolution
While much has been made of the digital adaptations that the pandemic has forced upon businesses, so too have individuals needed to adopt new ways to manage their finances and interact with their financial advisors.
It Was the Best of Times and the Worst of Times
This year will surely go down in the history books as one of the most puzzling in terms of reconciling much of the economic data with various trends that are difficult to justify given the challenging overall environment that so many people are facing.
Fortuitously Aligned Misconception Error Principle
While many investors have benefitted by purchasing winning stocks in their portfolio, others are fortuitously exposed to public companies due to their employment.
Tales from the Shift: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Economy
Early into 2020, we experienced two rare events which have dramatically increased volatility and disruption in global economies. Along with economic disruption comes weakness in financial markets and
Stockdale Paradox Book
In the book Good to Great, author Jim Collins coined the term Stockdale Paradox to describe a powerful psychological duality that seems to be shared by many successful business management teams in
Navigating Uncharted Territory
In stark contrast to the strong economic trends that were in place earlier this year, the threat of COVID-19 and the corresponding government response to effectively stop all business activity, except essential
CNBC Halftime Report Discussion on the Recent Market Volatility | January 31, 2020
During Sand Hill CIO Brenda Vingiello’s appearance dated January 31, 2020 on the CNBC Halftime Panel discusses how to approach the market volatility.
Tackling the Challenges of a Concentrated Position by Creating a CRUT
Silicon Valley is home to countless entrepreneurs who have created significant wealth, all concentrated in a single stock with very low cost basis. These positions can be quite volatile and often do not generate much income, if at all.