I thought it was time to address some of the gloom and doom that has so dominated the news of late. Not, by the way, with the intent of dispelling it (or supporting it, for that matter) but more with the aim of addressing the question…
I just thought I’d drop a short note from Amsterdam on global economics and stock market volatility before heading out to visit a few museums. For a quick refresher on how we got here, you might want to revisit our webinar from April of last year, “The Perfect Storm: How We…
The reason that this issue of the Live Big Digest is titled “Vacation Edition” is that we’re taking this opportunity to give you a heads up about some upcoming travel on the part of Elissa and Dave. They’ll be leaving for Europe at the end…
Rather than boring you with more talk about the uneven course of the economy and the markets, which inevitably stumble forward through a ceaseless series of advances and declines. And rather than sharing the latest comments of Ben Bernanke as he reports on the fundamental underlying strength of the…
As of yesterday, the stock market managed to cross the magic 10% threshold into an official “correction.” Thank God. Markets never move in a straight line and some kind of correction is always inevitable. Nice to have this out of the way for now. The…
It seems appropriate that Mother’s Day is upon us as stock market gyrations are making everyone cry out for Mommy. Of course, we know that the market progresses in fits and starts, with any extended rise likely to be followed by a setback. This one…
Tomorrow is May Day, the day Dave dons cap and gown, and the 20th anniversary of Yeske Buie. We thought with that kind of convergence, we’d celebrate with another edition of the Live Big® Digest. How, you may well ask, can we have a 20th…
With Tax Day finally in the rear-view mirror, we thought we’d celebrate with another edition of the Live Big® Digest. The Hot Hand The cover of BusinessWeek’s April 19 issue declares that “Obamanomics is working better than you think,” and then goes on to state, “polls say the economy is…
I just wanted to let you know that Elissa was recently interviewed by Forbes magazine, which named Yeske Buie a top emerging RIA (registered investment advisor). The original article can be found here: https://www.forbes.com/2010/03/29/yeske-buie-ria-personal-finance-financial-advisor-network-index-funds.html I’ve also copied the full text of the article below: Yeske…
A marriage led to a merger and ultimately to a place on our list of top emerging RIA firms. Elissa Buie and David Yeske are each the founders of their own financial planning firms, hers in Vienna, Va., his in San Francisco. After the two advisors, who met on the board of the Financial Planning Association, got married five years ago, they ended up merging their professional as well as their personal lives, and in 2008 Yeske Buie was born. The firm, which maintains offices on both coasts, manages about $300 million for some 200 clients, primarily individuals.