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The Higher Standard
Real-time analysis of markets, money, and policy—no hype, no gurus, no spin. Built for Thinkers, Not Influencers.
About The Higher Standard
Hello friends and welcome to the Higher Standard podcast where we give you ultra-premium, unfiltered truth when it comes to building your wealth and curating the lifestyle of your dreams. No games, no drama and no shenanigans. I am your host, Chris Naghibi and I’m here to help you distill the immense amount of information and disinformation out there on the interwebs and give you the opportunity to choose a higher standard for yourself. There are no gurus here and no one gives a damn about how wealthy you look. I am an attorney and a banker amongst other things, does that mean you should listen to me - hell no! This is just full disclosure that while we talk about money, wealth, law, investing and a lot of related topics you should always speak to your own advisors for an opinion tailored to your unique investment perspective. I am obligated to tell you that nothing contained in this show is in fact legal or investment advice and is being provided solely for entertainment purposes. So sit back, relax your mind and get ready for a different kind of podcast where we elevate your baseline in crispy high-resolution audio. This isn’t a different standard, it’s the higher standard.
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Signals from The Higher Standard
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Capital & Finance
The Higher Standard reported that Treasury yields have posted their worst 10-year return on record at -2% annualized.
Reported by Christopher M. Naghibi
Customers & Market
The Higher Standard noted that Neiman Lab is a product that allows readers to pay a nickel and owners to get the interpretation.
Reported by Christopher M. Naghibi
Research & Knowledge
The Higher Standard reports that seven of the nine major valuation models for the S&P 500 are deeply negative on the next 10 years of real returns, with the dividend yield model being the optimistic one.
Reported by Christopher M. Naghibi