Welcome to How to Diversify, I’m Ryan Ross, and I’m Mike Ross. 

In How to Diversify, we challenge the traditional views of financial advice and investing. 

We dig in deep into the advisory world, speaking with professional investors, advisors, private equity manager, RIAs, even the occasional art appraiser, forensic accountant, philanthropist, or geopolitical strategist. 


One traditional view is about investing abroad. We believe that you can get great returns by investing in US-based stocks, thus avoiding the risks of international investing; we will discuss this with guests throughout the show. 

Another traditional view is that investing ideas are found in white papers. In my experience, investing ideas do not just come from financial literature, so we will expand our scope and talk to a wide range of business minds and industry thought leaders. All eyes will be towards challenging traditional ideas. 

At the end of the day, we want to help you - the advisor or professional investor - learn how to invest more intelligently, build better relationships, and retain more clients.  

We believe that financial advice and portfolio management should go hand in hand. They are two sides of the same coin, or to quote Forrest Gump, “they go together like peas and carrots.”
 
All of this, and much more, is noted and discussed in Michael Ross’ new book, The False Hope of Global Diversification: Confessions of a Portfolio Management Maverick.

Find the book here: https://bit.ly/FalseHopeBook

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