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Podcast Episode One (recorded 2/17/21) is titled "The Reddit Rebellion" and focuses on the...

Welcome to our latest edition of Digital Wealth News! Will Smith's investment in fintech, Ikea's venture into digital banking, bitcoin's meteoric rise to $50,000 - industry defining events are occurring NOW and we're covering them all for you here! Check it out!

With news headlines blasting stories about COVID, the new Biden administration, the GameStop/Reddit/Robinhood/Market Democratization drama, Bitcoin/Elon Musk, etc., there is a huge transformation in business architecture going on..

Great transformations are often marked with nouns developing into verbs. Phoning. Texting. Facebooking. Tweeting. And most recently, GameStopping.

For Sander Ressler, Managing Director of Essential Edge Compliance Outsourcing, a compliance supervision consultancy for the wealth management space, the Reddit-fueled surge in GameStop’s share prices towards the end of January was a memorable time for his firm.

This past week saw a bit of a slowdown in the massive deals we've been seeing since the...

Simple Thoughts in Complex Markets By Bill Taylor, Contributor/CIO-Entoro Wealth The...

Remember years ago when a group called "Occupy Wall Street" set up camp on........Wall Street........and were going to "democratize" the banking industry? Remember loan decisions were going to be made by committee by wiggling their hands either up or down for approval?

Welcome to our latest edition of Digital Wealth News! Last week was moving week for the Taylor household, and this week we are publishing from our new home base in Bozeman, MT. Without skipping a beat, and even despite the 2,000 mile road trip, we have one of the best editions we've produced to date. Check it out!

The most stunning display of misplaced culpability was witnessed on Wall Street last week. It began when a number of small investors, congregating in a Reddit chat group, started vigorously “crowdbuying” stock in public companies - most notably: GameStop ($GME) - which they believed were undervalued and possessed abnormally high and unjustifiable short interest ratios.