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Friends, the 800-pound gorilla in the room is, of course, the banking sector blow up that occurred this past week.  And while it can be debated, who (or what) is ultimately at fault, in the meantime, the world of digital wealth moves forward, despite the ensuing market chaos. READ UP!

Inflation is going higher. Interest rates are going higher. I've sat through this movie before (1970's and 1980-81), and it does not end well.

Friends, Daylight Savings Time comes to us this weekend. As we "spring ahead", so, too, does the news & thought leadership in fintech, wealthtech & digital assets, all right here.  READ UP! | Cindy Taylor, Publisher

The definition of artificial is used figuratively to describe something as being faked, phony, or contrived The definition of intelligence is....smart. So, if the quant financial programs are using AI, are they "fake smart"?

Friends, it's MARCH already, can you believe?!  This week we discuss volcanoes & bitcoin, RIA M&A and productivity suites plus smart contracts, and SO MUCH MORE! And something new today - I am the guest in the Rethink.Financial Advice Podcast, so make sure to check that out, too! READ UP!

Morgan Stanley announced stocks could decline 25%, real estate sales are beginning to plunge, inflation didn't go "poof" away. The bright spot is in the bitcoin/ethereum corner

Friends, in celebrating President's Day this week, it's interesting to note that Washington (along with Hamilton) arguably created the original American fintech - the Bank of the United States. Fascinating! In the meantime, READ UP!

Remember the rock song "I fought the law and the law won?" How about........"I fought the Fed and the Fed won." Don't fight the Fed. They are taking money out of the system.

Friends, Happy Valentine's Week, and what a week we're in!  With 3 "mysterious" aircraft shot out of the sky and the Super Bowl BEHIND us, what could be AHEAD of us?  One thing we know, fintech innovation marches on regardless. READ UP!

Not many people in the financial markets today have experienced a true bear market (1970's type). These markets are not going to be kind to those who choose to ignore the Fed.