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2019’s Top Posts

Posted on December 11, 2019December 4, 2022 by Lawrence Hamtil

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In 2019, I made the decision to focus more on in-depth analysis, so I wrote far fewer articles than in previous years. However, I think the decision was a wise one as I believe the quality of the finished articles was improved. If nothing else, I learned quite a bit more about the topics discussed since I spent so much more time researching the subject matters.

That being said, here are the top posts from 2019, which newer subscribers may have missed:

How Inflation Makes the ‘Value’ Factor a Sector Bet

The Compelling Case for Mid Cap Stocks

The Global Portfolio’s Rough Three Decades

Is Risk A Function of Sector or Size? Part II

The Case for Holding Oil & Gas Stocks

Podcast Interview with Tobias Carlisle

As always, thank you for reading and sharing feedback, etc.!

Lawrence Hamtil

Lawrence Hamtil has served clients in all aspects of financial services during his career, which started in 2002. In 2005, he joined Dennis Wallace of Fortune Financial Services, LLC, In 2008, Dennis and Lawrence made the decision to become fully independent by founding their own Registered Investment Advisory (RIA), Fortune Financial Advisors, LLC. His financial commentary has been referenced in Barron’s, The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, and elsewhere. You can connect with Lawrence via email at lawrence.hamtil@fortuneadv.com.