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VR Small, is the founder and chief executive officer for the Veteran Women's Enterprise Center (VWEC), a national initiative launched in southern Dallas.  VR testified for the original House Bill to make June 12, Women Veterans Day in Texas.  This year, VR led the launched of the first annual statewide Women Veterans Day Pitch Competition highlighting the innovations and economic impact of current/potential women veteran entrepreneurs.  VR serves on the Advisory Committee for TWU's Center for Women Entrepreneurs and is a fellow of SMU's Hunt Institute for Engineering and Humanity—Inclusive Economy, Dallas Public Voices, the Bush Institute Stand-to-Veteran Leadership Program and is featured in Dallas Innovates: The Future 50 North Texans.  VR is the SBA's DFW District 2020 Veterans Small Business Advocate of the Year and serves on the 30th Congressional District Veteran Advisory Committee and supports the efforts of various local veteran coalitions and service organizations. Ms. Small chaired the Veteran Business Subcommittee for the City of Dallas, Office of Business Diversity and was the 2017 VP for Veteran Affairs with SCORE Dallas.  In alignment with the VWEC's mission, VR just completed phase one of the Moments That Matter Research Project exclusively focused on women veteran owned businesses in the DFW metroplex with the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank and has currently launched phase two with SMU's Hunt Institute, Global Development Lab to conduct a series of national focus groups.Most importantly, VR is a Navy Veteran, proud stepdaughter, and sister to U.S. Army Retired Vietnam & Iraq Veterans, respectively. Living her personal slogan “Changing the way we see the world and do business,” VR is a motivational speakers, moderator, educator and advocate specifically for women veteran as well as women and small businesses in general—driving social and economic change across our nation. https://www.womenveteransec.orgSupport the show

Jimmy Sengenberger fills in for Deborah. He is joined by Nicole Neiley - President & Founder, Parents Defending Education, and Danielle Martino Booth - CEO & Chief Strategist, Quill Intelligence, LLC and former advisor to the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The United States Federal Reserve is reviewing the ethics policies that govern the financial holdings and activities of its senior officials in the wake of recent disclosures that two regional Fed presidents engaged in extensive trading last year.Financial disclosure forms show that Robert Kaplan, president of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, in 2020 traded millions of dollars of stock in companies such as Apple, Amazon, and Google, while Eric Rosengren, president of the Boston Fed, traded in stocks and real estate investment trusts.Both Kaplan and Rosengren said last week that their trades were permitted under the Fed's ethics rules. They however said they would sell their holdings at the end of this month and place the money in index funds, which track a wide range of securities, or in cash.

The United States Federal Reserve is reviewing the ethics policies that govern the financial holdings and activities of its senior officials in the wake of recent disclosures that two regional Fed presidents engaged in extensive trading last year.Financial disclosure forms show that Robert Kaplan, president of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, in 2020 traded millions of dollars of stock in companies such as Apple, Amazon, and Google, while Eric Rosengren, president of the Boston Fed, traded in stocks and real estate investment trusts.Both Kaplan and Rosengren said last week that their trades were permitted under the Fed's ethics rules. They however said they would sell their holdings at the end of this month and place the money in index funds, which track a wide range of securities, or in cash.

The United States Federal Reserve is reviewing the ethics policies that govern the financial holdings and activities of its senior officials in the wake of recent disclosures that two regional Fed presidents engaged in extensive trading last year.Financial disclosure forms show that Robert Kaplan, president of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, in 2020 traded millions of dollars of stock in companies such as Apple, Amazon, and Google, while Eric Rosengren, president of the Boston Fed, traded in stocks and real estate investment trusts.Both Kaplan and Rosengren said last week that their trades were permitted under the Fed's ethics rules. They however said they would sell their holdings at the end of this month and place the money in index funds, which track a wide range of securities, or in cash.

Happy New Year! The latest episode of On the Record is now available. In this week’s program we discuss dealers’ record low used equipment inventory levels. In the Technology Corner, Jack Zemlicka discusses how the lifecycle of precision services are evolving. Also in this episode, the latest earnings reports from Buhler, manufacturer of the Versatile and Farm King brands of equipment, and Claas, as well as an improvement in farmer sentiment and farm equipment purchasing plans and the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank reports weaker ag conditions in the fourth quarter of 2020.

Last week, Texas hit a grim milestone as the first state to hit 1million cases of COVID-19. And the state has been dealing with the economic fallout of the pandemic now for months. Dallas Federal Reserve Bank president and CEO Robert Kaplan and Joe Straus, former Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives, join host Krys Boyd to discuss the pandemic’s impact on the state in terms of dollars, jobs, and the health of Texans.

BROWNSVILLE, RGV - Brownsville Mayor Trey Mendez has made eliminating the digital divide a top priority for his administration.In his first state of the city address, Mendez said for Brownsville to have a huge digital divide is “totally unacceptable” and “almost makes us third world.” He said he wants to have a “strategic broadband plan” to address the issue in place by May 2020.According to the National Digital Inclusion Alliance, 67 percent of households in Brownsville lack connected broadband internet, making the city the least “wired” in the nation. The state of the city address was hosted by Brownsville Chamber of Commerce and held at Brownsville Events Center. Here are part of the remarks Mendez made in his speech:“Access to broadband is going to be something that is going to determine our future. Some cities are doing this already. Nobody really here. But the wave of the future is digital and we are going to have to start moving toward that if we are going to competitive in a different environment, in a digital environment. So, with the help of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank we are bringing important stakeholders together to see how we can close what is called the digital divide.“The thing about the digital divide is, it is almost something that makes us third world. If you do not have access to broadband, if you do not have access to wifi, if students don’t have access to the internet, they cannot do their homework, they do not have access to knowledge.“Just having this digital divide is just totally unacceptable. We have got discussions that are underway in Washington, D.C., to see how we can tackle this issue. By May 2020 we should have a strategic broadband plan in place and work towards implementing that.”The above podcast features the entire remarks of Mayor Mendez in his state of the city address, which was hosted by Brownsville Chamber of Commerce and held at the Brownsville Events Center. In addition to the digital divide, Mayor Mendez also focused on workforce development.

In this week’s podcast we take a look at Ag Equipment Intelligence’s 2020 Dealer Business Outlook & Trends report, specifically examining what dealers said were their “Best Bets” for upcoming year, along with concerns over the rising price of new equipment. In the Technology Corner, Jack Zemlicka discusses dealers’ hiring plans for precision farming specialists in 2020. Also in this episode, the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank reports farmland values are holding steady in the 11th District, African Swine Fever’s potential impact on U.S. ag and equipment sales, and an update on the hemp market.

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Robert Kaplan, president of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, says the economy is closer to the neutral rate than some think, and the Fed should be moving on its balance sheet. Glenn Hubbard, dean of the Columbia Business School, sees 2 percent inflation in the not-too-distant future. Finally, Mohamed El-Erian, Allianz SE's chief economic adviser, says despite the back and forth in Washington, the government's debt ceiling will be resolved.

Robert Kaplan, president of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, says the economy is closer to the neutral rate than some think, and the Fed should be moving on its balance sheet. Glenn Hubbard, dean of the Columbia Business School, sees 2 percent inflation in the not-too-distant future. Finally, Mohamed El-Erian, Allianz SE's chief economic adviser, says despite the back and forth in Washington, the government's debt ceiling will be resolved. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Danielle DiMartino Booth visits for the first time. Ivan Bebek and Michael Oliver return. Danielle, a former Wall St. Banker, financial columnist and advisor to Richard Fisher at the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank provides an insider's view of the filth and corruption within the Fed that destroyed the middle class. Did this mess start with Nixon when he eliminated gold as money in 1971? Can the system be turned around? If so, what is Danielle's remedy? If not,what lies ahead for Americans and how can they protect themselves? With gold rising from $35/oz in 1971 to over $1,900 in 2011, markets are demanding a return to gold as money. As gold wins over Fed digital money, the new bankers may well be the gold miners and those companies that discover gold in the ground. One of the most exciting exploration companies is Auryn Resources whose CEO, Ivan Bebek, will update us on his company's multiple world class targets. Michael will be with us as usual to provide his latest market update.

Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed returning guest, former Dallas Federal Reserve Bank insider, Wall St veteran, author and President of Money Strong, Danielle DiMartino Booth http://dimartinobooth.com/ Danielle's new book, Fed Up: An Insider's Take on Why the Federal Reserve is Bad for America is available on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Fed-Up-Insider... or on audio book on Audible http://www.audible.com/pd/Nonfiction/... During this shortened interview due to time constraints, Jason asks Danielle about political bias at the Federal Reserve, as well as PhD Keynesian Economists clinging to broken models and being guilty of group think, hubris and confirmation bias. Since Donald Trump won the 2016 election, Danielle thinks Janet Yellen and other members of the Federal Reserve have changed their minds about interest rate increases, further interventions and allowing asset prices like the stock market to fall. Danielle thinks a lot of this is politically motivated to limit President Trump to one term and also to get Democrats to win back Congressional seats from Republicans in upcoming elections in 2018. Jason and Danielle also discuss auditing the Fed and how finding unbiased people to work in the Fed will be very difficult.

Jason Burack of Wall St for Main St interviewed first time guest, former Federal Reserve insider Danielle DiMartino Booth http://dimartinobooth.com/. Danielle worked on Wall St for years and she predicted the 2008 housing crisis in advance. She then left Wall St and wrote a popular financial column for the Dallas Morning News for years as well. Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President, Richard Fisher, read her financial column and loved it and hired Danielle to work for the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank. She spent 9 years as a Senior Financial Analyst with the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas & Advisor on monetary policy to Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President, Richard Fisher. Danielle left the Federal Reserve in 2015 to start her own consulting and newsletter publishing company, Money Strong. She also has a new book coming out soon called, Fed Up: An Insider's Take on Why the Federal Reserve is Bad for America! Her full bio is here: http://dimartinobooth.com/bio/ To pre-order her new book, Fed Up: An Insider's Take on Why the Federal Reserve is Bad for America, go here: https://www.amazon.com/Fed-Up-Insider... Read her free financial newsletter here: http://dimartinobooth.com/latest-week... During this 30+ minute interview, Jason starts of by first asking Danielle if she thinks the Federal Reserve will be run differently under Donald Trump than if Hillary Clinton had won the 2016 election? Jason also asks Danielle if the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in December, why the Federal Reserve seems to keep doubling down on monetary policy ideas with broken economic models and about the pension fund crisis all across the US.

Hey, stock market investors!  When members of the Federal Reserve are graphically expressing worry about the market, you’ve got to take it seriously.  And this news, my friends, is serious if you’re a stock investor.  I’ll tell you all about it right now.  I’m Bryan Ellis.  This is Episode #202.----Hello SDI Nation!  Welcome to the podcast of record for savvy self-directed investors like you!  Today’s show has one purpose:  To help YOU make great investments that are simple, safe and strong!Let’s get started with today’s installment of Wisdom of the Ancients, where I share with you a saying, quote or Proverb that has stood the test of time and conveys truth to which you and I as self-directed investors must pay close attention.  Today’s proverb says this:  “Those who give to the poor will lack nothing, but those who close their eyes to them receive many curses.”What does this mean to you?  To me, it means that it’s wise to live in an “others-focused” kind of way.  In other words… think of the needs of others… specifically those who are destitute.  Do you believe that the wealth you’ve accumulated was given to you solely for your benefit… or maybe, just maybe… is the reason you have that wealth to give you the chance to wisely steward resources that can be used to feed the hungry, cloth the naked and heal the sick… along with, of course, taking care of yourself and your loved ones?That’s what that proverb means to me.  What are your thoughts?  I’d love to hear them.  This is episode #202, so you can stop by SDIRadio.com/202 – the number 2 – 0 – 2 – and share your thoughts in the comments section.Now, on to some financial markets analysis.The stock market is doing pretty well these days, isn’t it?  It started the year by continuing a big plunge that began late last year, but sometime in February, the direction turned and now the market is actually up for the year despite the earlier fall.And for those of you who are in stocks, that makes me so happy!  I hope for the very best for you at all times.But there’s cause for alarm if you’re a rational thinker.  You see, in Episode #200, which you can, of course, hear by visiting SDIRadio.com/200, I told you that the rules of capitalism are no longer the governing rules for the actions of this market.  In a healthy economy, it’s the economy itself that determines success or failure of stocks.That’s not how things are working right now.You see, for the past 20 years or so, the one factor that has had an outsized influence on stock prices is the Federal Reserve, a group of bureaucrats who are tasked with establishing monetary policy for the United States.  There would be precious little need for specific monetary policy if our money actually had intrinsic value.  Alas, our money is based on nothing more than confidence in our government and where the value of your money is concerned, the part of the government that decides, rather directly, what your money is worth, is the Federal Reserve.This is important – critically important, actually – for you stock market investors.  Here’s why:  The Fed has, for the past 2-3 decades, taken as a central part of it’s mission to maintain the apparent health of the economy as measured by the U.S. stock market.Over and over again, the Fed has intervened with the specific intent of “propping up” the economy generally and stocks specifically.  Remember the bailouts that happened as part of the great Recession a few years ago?  That money came from the Fed.So for many years now, the Fed has been desperately using every trick in the book, like bailouts and interest rate manipulation, to keep the stock market high.  And do you know what?  Generally speaking, they’ve been very successful.But my friends… you can’t catch fish in a dry pond.  And the Fed is out of tricks.Note that it’s not me saying it… and it’s not just one person saying this.  But the MOST NOTABLE person sounding the alarm is none other than Richard Fisher, former president and CEO of the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, one of the big branches of the Fed.  Fisher ran the Dallas fed for 10 years, and is currently a senior analyst at Barclay’s.  He’s a guy that’s able to speak with authority about the Fed’s role and growing impotence as a force for “good” in the market.Fisher was on CNBC just this morning and made a very interesting comment, and the link to that interview is on today’s show page at SDIRadio.com/202.  Fisher said, essentially, that there’s nothing left the Fed can do at this point… they’ve used all of the arrows in the quiver.  He says that the Fed is “living in constant fear of market reaction and that is not the way to manage policy.”That’s sobering.  If the Fed exists as a reactive force to the market, and if the Fed has already used up all of the tools at it’s disposal, then that’s pretty bad.But if you take it a step further and believe, as I do, that the market run-up in stocks in the past 10-20 years in stocks is not just because the economy has been growing, but also largely because of manipulation of the capital markets by the federal reserve, then the fact that the Fed is in a reactionary mode and is wholly out of ammo is even more terrifying.Look, I’m not predicting an immediate stock market crash.  But I ABSOLUTELY believe that the foundation of the stock market is like shifting sand… it’s a house of cards.  If you get out soon, you’ll be one of the people to have successfully “gamed” the biggest Ponzi scheme in the history of the world.Who knows… maybe I’m wrong.  Maybe the part of the market that actually does reflect the performance of the underlying companies, and the condition of the broader economy… maybe that part of the market is what is being reflected in today’s stock valuations.  But part of me – the skeptical, “protect the money” part of me – thinks otherwise.What about you?Share your thoughts with me at SDIRadio.com/202!That’s all for today.  A lot of you have been emailing me privately, asking our private equity funds.  So in the next episode, I’ll tell you a bit more about that… and that will be well timed, as we’re now at the end of Q12016, with some results to report.  Let’s just say that I’m pretty proud of what’s happened.  HeheheSo be sure to get notified about the next episode of SDI Radio by being on our private discussion list which you can join by texting the word SDIRADIO with no spaces or periods to 33444.  Again, that’s text the word SDIRADIO with no spaces or periods to 3344.My friends… invest wisely today, and live well forever! 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