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Russell Redenbaugh & James Juliano

Russell Redenbaugh, CFA and James Juliano are portfolio managers for Kairos Capital Advisors LLC (www.kairoscapitaladvisors.com). Redenbaugh has built a 40 year investment career learning that the best way to build wealth is through anticipation of changes in government policy.
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  • Policy Matters, Now Profit From It - March 5, 2009
    • For example, simple economics says if you tax something you get less of it, and if you subsidize something you get more of it. Consequently, an increase in the capital...
  • Mean Reversion May Be Longer Than Your Life - February 17, 2009
    • We believe that investors should focus on an absolute return instead of a relative return. We know we are attacking the long-held industry foundations of buy and hold,...
  • Voters Got What They Wanted - More Socialism - November 5, 2008
    • Many large companies, especially those whose growth is behind them, prefer government to protect them from both change (especially in the form of new competition) and...
  • The Mood of the Market - October 10, 2008
    • The second distinction, a pervasive mood, is deep, widespread, long-lasting and mobilizes people to affect policy makers. A pervasive mood, positive or negative,...
  • Strong Dollar: Footprint of Better Policy - September 9, 2008
    • A country earns or loses that trust based on the policies it implements. A country with strong, stable pro-growth policies will garner trust from investors, thus...
  • Washington Is Starving the World's Poor - September 2, 2008
    • Supply curves are upward sloping, meaning that as prices increase, quantity supplied increases. In the short term the supply curve for oil is almost vertical because...
  • It's Deflation, Stupid - August 25, 2008
    • Many argue that the Fed Funds rate of 2% is too low and is producing a negative real fed funds rate. These arguments would concern us if interest rates themselves...