Marvin R. Clark is the Managing Principal of Monsoon Wealth Management (MWM). Monsoon offers affluent individuals and business owners’ wealth management, economic, and market advice throughout America.
Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, Monsoon’s major task is employing a macroeconomic top-down research and analysis approach to formulate a relative value investment thesis across debt, equity, and commodity asset classes. We provide an actionable roadmap during this extraordinary period as geo-political and economic change accelerates.
Prior to opening Monsoon Wealth Management in 2007, Marvin spent 10 years in the capital markets, fixed income division, of Charles Schwab & Co. Before Schwab, he spent 15 years on Wall Street with The Pilgrim Group, Bank of America, and Morgan Stanley.
Marvin is the publisher/author of the Fixed Income Daily, a financial blog dedicated to providing essays and video clips from various analysts, money managers and officials, shedding light on the economy and markets.
He is a top 50 contributing author with over 9,800 captive subscribers to the premier award-winning stock market opinion and analysis - Seeking Alpha, and a contributing columnist for the Digital Journal and examiner.com.
Marvin is a popular featured and keynote speaker throughout the southwest and a recent guest faculty member for A.T. Kearney with Institute for Supply Management’s The Center for Strategic Supply Leadership CSSL forum.
His plain English interpretation of macroeconomic data and smooth writing style has been a reference source online for many financial newsletters and news sites including Yahoo Finance, Reuters, MarketWatch, Morningstar, Blogrunner, istockAnalyst, The New York Times, Real Clear Markets, Kiplinger’s, and many others.
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T Minus One
Happy New Year! Aren't you full of optimism. Whatever happens next, happens next.
A Dodgy Day
Too true. Although, I think full stagflation will not arrive until we are on the other side of the upcoming recession.
Japan Has Dropped Back Into Deflation
There will be pushback: ftalphaville.ft.com/2015/09/25/2140904/monetary-stimulus-doesnt-work-the-way-you-think-it-does-redux/?
Japan Has Dropped Back Into Deflation
Almost the season for what? We have already entered a cyclical bear, too many sectors and too many leaders have broken down, and we are nearer to the next recession than we are to the last recession.
Whatever Happened To Optimism ?
If you are right Janet Yellen will have no problem raising interest rates this month.
Fuld Again - Financial Review
I publish Fixed Income Daily. Dr. Noe will appreciate your kind words.(BTW, my acerbic wit isn't chopped liver...)
April Jobs Report In Moderation - Financial Review
I agree.
The Sun Might Come Out In 2Q
As always, I value your thoughts and again I agree that a new chapter for the global economy is beginning. Business cycles are never repealed. Politicians and businessmen pretend that they do - until they don't. We will look back on 2008-2015 as the first chapter of the 21st century, waving goodbye nostalgically to those notions, customs, and memes that forged the second half of the 20th century into a golden time, if only in our memories, more so, than our actual experiences.
November Jobs Report – Progress Not Perfection
MKW, good to here from you. I agree, the natural business cycle has not been repealed. Eventually, another recession will occur.
Game On: Market Day In Review
Dr. K,
Thanks for your kind words. It's easy to write about common sense and facts.
M