Podcast appearances and mentions of dave adams

Did you hear that Disney is opening a new theme park in Abu Dhabi - UAE?  Evan and Bryan are joined by Dave Adams to discuss the new Disney resort that was annonced for UAE. What type of park will it be? How will the heat and sun impact it? How will the cultural factors impact it? What about all the sand? How great an opportunity will it be for the Imagineers to not have a budget? What do you think ? We want to hear from you! You can find Dave Adams at : Top of the World Podcast  and Pod999 (coming soon)   ------------------------------------------------------ If you want to join us and discuss your trip or any of the topics we chat about, provide a trip report or even just ask questions, please reach out to us on our Facebook page, Spoonie Nation, Instagram or Twitter all episodes, show notes, and everything about our podcast here

David Adams, Vice President of Lender Client Experience at Origence, shares insights on the impact to credit union auto lending from auto-related tariffs, a possible shift to greater used car lending, the importance of suppoting the national "Don't Tax My Credit Union campaign." Hosted by Joe Bergeron, Association of Vermont Credit Unions.

On todays show we are joined by Dave Adams with "The Buzz Run"  Vintage snowmobile show & run taking place this Saturday at the Behive in Reynolds ND. Show is recorded at Grand Forks Best Source. For studio information, visit www.gfbestsource.com – Or message us at bit.ly/44meos1 – Help support GFBS at this donation link - https://bit.ly/3vjvzgX - Access past GFBS Interviews - https://gfbsinterviews.podbean.com/  #gfbs #gfbestsource.com #grandforksnd #interview #local #grandforks #grandforksbestsource #visitgreatergrandforks @grandforksnd @THECHAMBERGFEGF #belegendary #followers #everyone

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Air Force Captain Dave Adams was an F-4 Phantom fighter pilot in Vietnam, flying more than 200 missions over North Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. A long-time member of the Honor Flight Chicago volunteer interview team, it's time for us to tell Dave's own remarkable life story.

Join us as we round the bend for the home straight of Season 11. And we're doing so with a swagger. The UTMB. The Champions League final of trail running. For many of our tribe it's a mainstay on the bucket list. Dave Adams had that dream. In 2024 he made it a reality. And he joins us to share his UTMB experience. In typical YHRF style we first find out about Dave's running background. Then he takes us over to Chamonix for the buzz and razzmatazz of the UTMB race week. Recounting his massive endeavour on the gruelling 106-mile loop of the Mont Blanc massif. From pinching himself on the iconic start line to conjuring up a magical finish, the memories are fresh but everlasting. Whether UTMB is on your bucket list or not this is an essential listen. Ordinary people doing extraordinary things? It ticks that box solidly. Find out more about Wildheart Runners The Oxygen Advantage Workshop discussed in this week's intro here https://www.entrycentral.com/oxygenadvantage Donate to oor pal Des Tinney who starts his epic run along the Camino De Santiago this week, he's raising funds for The Celtic Foundation https://www.justgiving.com/page/desmond-tinney-1694607211919

In North Carolina with the talented photographer Bill Reaves, who is in the studio to talk about working with local Raleigh musicians Mitch Easter, Dave Adams, Don Dixon, The Woods, Terry Anderson and new artist Anya Hinkle; to photographing  music legends Tom Petty, Howie Epstein and Mike Cambell (The Heartbreakers); plus Robert Plant, Alison Krauss, Dale Watson, Brad Paisley and NRBQ to name a few! We also talk about his commercial photo work for Lone Star Beer, along with his published work with Guitar World magazine. Bill also discusses his upcoming book collaboration with music critic and author David Menconi about musicians in North Carolina who've made a difference. Bring your love of photography - and music - and join us! About the Spotlight Conversations podcast:Tune in as I invite friends inside my cozy linoleum free recording studio to talk about all things media - radio, television, music, film, voiceovers, audiobooks, publishing - if guests know media, we're talkin'! Unscripted and entertaining, each guest gets real about their careers in the entertainment biz; from where they started to how it's going. Join us in my swanky studio where drinks are always on ice; music + media are the conversation starters. New episodes every other Tuesday. Social media links, website and more hereFollow and subscribe to my podcast hereA very special thank you to friends who helped bring my Spotlight Conversations podcast together and especially for their continued support:Booth Announcer: Joe Szymanski ('Joe The Voice Guy')Theme Song Composer: Mark Sparrow, SongBird StudiosRadio Free RaleighHouston Radio Platinum

#TSGMultimediaPodcast #HistoricPreservation #ModelRailroading #Trains #RailroadsThis month's TSG Podcast includes:0:51 Intro/Welcome1:41 Layout Tour Shoot - Just Trains Concord4:47 A Visitor From Australia5:36 Jim Dias's Western Pacific 1938 Layout          https://youtu.be/dqzjjjx_Pys?si=98l0sscnx9ZD-qWz7:13 Jack Burgess's Yosemite Valley Railroad 1939 Layout          https://youtu.be/EHGkZHLqALY?si=e2gYVwfa18LSt40T8:28 Dave Adams's Durlin Branch Layout          https://youtu.be/mWRZhIfwFPU?si=jwjo7IfadiKrRX6Z9:59 Bob Poli's West Side Lumber Layout12:52 South Bay Historical Railroad Society / Santa Clara Depot15:18 Failed foaming opportunity / Farewell Lucas17:44 UP 4014 Big Boy Goes Over Donner Pass21:54 Op Session At Ray Turner's Mystic Mountain Layout          https://youtu.be/oz0nbMEa8Ts?si=XpIHAuNDKjLgy3LD24:30 Talking Trains With Steve Gust24:57 Epic Trip 2: Utah & Wyoming25:36 Big Boy Heads North From Ogden29:21 Brigham City Depot / A Union Pacific Local30:35 Ogden Union Station31:35 Echo, Utah Foaming Fun33:34 The Train We Were Waiting For34:56 Layout Tour Shoot - James Gronwald35:36 Layout Tour Shoot - Pay Bray36:24 Layout Tour Shoot - Steve Blodgett37:27 Foaming Around Salt Lake City45:53 Layout Tour Shoot - “E24” FreeMoN Event46:30 You Never Know Who You'll See - Dale Angell / Toyman Television48:39 Op Session At Doug Jolley's Layout Tour          https://youtu.be/Pgz_snrTSEQ?si=psq8Z86axqSVthRD52:30 Commentary - Being Positive54:09 Catches Of The Month          Steve Redeker's Layout Tour:          https://youtu.be/x_CHGfxQAD0?si=vqNpoOsEnRp2rGAc          Guy Cantwell's Layout Tour:          https://youtu.be/rhdoKYCAadY?si=tYfx_7nhYwYU90-0          Brian Vieck's Grain Express YT Channel:          https://www.youtube.com/@Grainexpress59:48 TSG Patreon & Other Ways To Support Our Work / ConclusionSupport TSG:Sharing:If you enjoy this content, please hit the "like" button and share it with your friends on social media! Leaving comments on this video's comment section also helps.Direct Support:https://www.patreon.com/TSGMultimediahttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/tsgmultimediahttps://tsgmultimedia.com/shop/https://tsg-multimedia-swag.creator-spring.com/Join us on other social media:https://www.facebook.com/tsgmultimediafacehttps://www.instagram.com/tsg_multimedia/http://www.twitter.com/TSGMultimedia©2024 TSG Multimedia. All Rights Reserved.

In this special episode of the InsuranceAUM.com podcast, host Stewart Foley sits down with Erik Troutman, co-head of the Institutional Advisory Group at Loomis Sayles, and Dave Adams, Chief Investment Officer at Independent Life. Recorded live from the University of Chicago's Gleacher Center just before our annual symposium, this episode marks a unique setting where all participants are in the same room, fostering a dynamic and interactive discussion.   The conversation explores the complexities and innovations of technology implementation within life companies, with a focus on structured settlement annuities. Dave Adams shares his experiences at Independent Life, highlighting the challenges faced and the pivotal role Loomis Sayles played in integrating advanced tech solutions. Erik Troutman provides insights into how Loomis Sayles' technology helps streamline asset and liability management, offering a clearer picture of investment strategies and risk metrics.   Gain valuable perspectives on managing these intricate financial instruments and learn how cutting-edge technology can enhance performance and operational efficiency in the insurance industry. 

Our expert panel explains the U.S. dollar's current status as the primary global reserve currency and whether the euro and renminbi, or even crypto currencies are positioned to take over that role.Digital assets, sometimes known as cryptocurrency, are a digital representation of a value that function as a medium of exchange, a unit of account, or a store of value, but generally do not have legal tender status. Digital assets have no intrinsic value and there is no investment underlying digital assets. The value of digital assets is derived by market forces of supply and demand, and is therefore more volatile than traditional currencies' value. Investing in digital assets is risky, and transacting in digital assets carries various risks, including but not limited to fraud, theft, market volatility, market manipulation, and cybersecurity failures—such as the risk of hacking, theft, programming bugs, and accidental loss. Additionally, there is no guarantee that any entity that currently accepts digital assets as payment will do so in the future. The volatility and unpredictability of the price of digital assets may lead to significant and immediate losses. It may not be possible to liquidate a digital assets position in a timely manner at a reasonable price.Regulation of digital assets continues to develop globally and, as such, federal, state, or foreign governments may restrict the use and exchange of any or all digital assets, further contributing to their volatility. Digital assets stored online are not insured and do not have the same protections or safeguards of bank deposits in the US or other jurisdictions. Digital assets can be exchanged for US dollars or other currencies, but are not generally backed nor supported by any government or central bank.Before purchasing, investors should note that risks applicable to one digital asset may not be the same risks applicable to other forms of digital assets. Markets and exchanges for digital assets are not currently regulated in the same manner and do not provide the customer protections available in equities, fixed income, options, futures, commodities or foreign exchange markets. Morgan Stanley and its affiliates do business that may relate to some of the digital assets or other related products discussed in Morgan Stanley Research. These could include market making, providing liquidity, fund management, commercial banking, extension of credit, investment services and investment banking.----- Transcript -----Michael Zezas: Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I'm Michael Zezas, Morgan Stanley's Global Head of Fixed Income Research.James Lord: I'm James Lord, Head of FX Strategy for Emerging Markets.David Adams: And I'm Dave Adams, head of G10 FX Strategy.Michael Zezas: And on this episode of Thoughts on the Market, we'll discuss whether the US status as the world's major reserve currency can be challenged, and how.It's Wednesday, May 8th, at 3pm in London.Last week, you both joined me to discuss the historic strength of the US dollar and its impact on the global economy. Today, I'd like us to dive into one aspect of the dollar's dominance, namely the fact that the dollar remains the primary global reserve asset.James, let's start with the basics. What is a reserve currency and why should investors care about this?James Lord: The most simplistic and straightforward definition of a reserve currency is simply that central banks around the world hold that currency as part of its foreign currency reserves. So, the set of reserve currencies in the world is defined by the revealed preferences of the world's central banks. They hold around 60 percent of those reserves in U.S. dollars, with the euro around 20 percent, and the rest divided up between the British pound, Japanese yen, Swiss franc, and more recently, the Chinese renminbi.But the true essence of a global reserve currency is broader than this, and it really revolves around which currency is most commonly used for cross border transactions of various kinds internationally. That could be international trade, and the US dollar is the most commonly used currency for trade invoicing, including for commodity prices. It could also be in cross border lending or in the foreign currency debt issuance that global companies and emerging market governments issue. These all involve cross border transactions.But for me, two of the most powerful indications of a currency's global status.One, are third parties using it without the involvement of a home country? So, when Japan imports commodities from abroad, it probably pays for it in US dollars and the exporting country receives US dollars, even though the US is not involved in that transaction. And secondly, I think, which currency tends to strengthen when risk aversion rises in the global economy? That tends to be the US dollar because it remains the highly trusted asset and investors put a premium on safety.So why should investors care? Well, which currency would you want to own when global stock markets start to fall, and the global economy tends to head into recession? You want to be positioning in US dollars because that has historically been the exchange rate reaction to those kinds of events.Michael Zezas: And so, Dave, what's the dollar's current status as a reserve currency?David Adams: The dollar is the most dominant currency and has been for almost a hundred years. We looked at a lot of different ways to measure currency dominance or reserve currency status, and the dollar really does reign supreme in all of them.It is the highest share of global FX reserves, as James mentioned. It is the highest share of usage to invoice global trade. It's got the highest usage for cross border lending by banks. And when corporates or foreign governments borrow in foreign currency, it's usually in dollars. This dominant status has been pretty stable over recent decades and doesn't really show any major signs of abating at this point.Michael Zezas: And the British pound was the first truly global reserve currency. How and when did it lose its position?David Adams: It surprises investors how quick it really was. It only took about 10 years from 1913 to 1923 for the pound to begin losing its crown to king Dollar. But of course, such a quick change requires a shock with the enormity of the First World War.It's worth remembering that the war fundamentally shifted the US' role in the global economy, bringing it from a large but regional second tier financial power to a global financial powerhouse. Shocks like that are pretty rare. But the lesson I really draw from this period is that a necessary condition for a currency like sterling to lose its dominant status is a credible alternative waiting in the wings.In the absence of that credible alternative, changes in dominance are at most gradual and at least minimal.Michael Zezas: This is helpful background about the British pound. Now let's talk about potential challengers to the dollar status as the world's major reserve currency. The currency most often discussed in this regard is the Chinese renminbi. James, what's your view on this?James Lord: It seems unlikely to challenge the US dollar meaningfully any time soon. To do so, we think China would need to relax control of its currency and open the capital account. It doesn't seem likely that Beijing will want to do this any time soon. And global investors remain concerned about the outlook for the Chinese economy, and so are probably unwilling to hold substantial amounts of RNB denominated assets. China may make some progress in denominating more of its bilateral trade in US dollars, but the impact that that has on global metrics of currency dominance is likely to be incremental.David Adams: It's an interesting point, James, because when we talk to investors, there does seem to be an increasing concern about the end of dollar dominance driven by both a perceived unsustainable fiscal outlook and concerns about sanctions overreach.Mike, what do you think about these in the context of dollar dominance?Michael Zezas: So, I understand the concern, but for the foreseeable future, there's not much to it. Depending on the election outcome in the US, there's some fiscal expansion on the table, but it's not egregious in our view, and unless we think the Fed can't fight inflation -- and our economists definitely think they can -- then it's hard to see a channel toward the dollar becoming an unstable currency, which I believe is what you're saying is one of the very important things here.But James, in your view, are there alternatives to the US led financial system?James Lord: At present, no, not really. I think, as I mentioned in last week's episode, few economies and markets can really match the liquidity and the safety that the US financial system offers. The Eurozone is a possible contender, but that region offers a suboptimal currency union, given the lack of common fiscal policy; and its capital markets there are just simply not deep enough.Michael Zezas: And Dave, could cryptocurrency serve as an alternative reserve currency?David Adams: It's a question we get from time to time. I think a challenge crypto faces as an alternative dominant currency is its store of value function. One of the key functions of a dominant currency is its use for cross border transactions. It greases the wheels of foreign trade. Stability and value is important here. Now, usually when we talk to investors about value stability, they think in terms of downside. What's the risk I lose money holding this asset?But when we think about currencies and trade, asset appreciation is important too. If I'm holding a crypto coin that rises, say, 10 per cent a month, I'm less likely to use that for trade and instead just hoard it in my wallet to benefit from its price appreciation. Now, reasonable people can disagree about whether cryptocurrencies are going to appreciate or depreciate, but I'd argue that the best outcome for a dominant currency is neither. Stability and value that allows it to function as a medium of exchange rather than as an asset.Michael Zezas: So, James, Dave, bottom line, king dollar doesn't really have any challengers.James Lord: Yeah, that pretty much sums it up.Michael Zezas: Well, both of you, thanks for taking the time to talk.David Adams: Thanks much for having us.James Lord: Yeah, great speaking with you, Mike.Michael Zezas: And as a reminder, if you enjoy Thoughts on the Market, please take a moment to rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts and share Thoughts on the Market with a friend or colleague today.

Our experts discuss U.S. dollar strength and its far-reaching impact on the global economy and the world's stock markets.----- Transcript -----Michael Zezas: Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I'm Michael Zezas, Morgan Stanley's Global Head of Fixed Income Research.James Lord: I'm James Lord, Head of FX Strategy for Emerging Markets.David Adams: And I'm Dave Adams, Head of G10 FX Strategy.Michael Zezas: And on this episode of Thoughts on the Market, we'll discuss one of the most debated topics in world markets right now, the strength of the US dollar.It's Wednesday, May 1st, at 3 pm in London.Michael Zezas: Currencies around the world are falling as a strong US dollar continues its reign. This is an unusual situation. So much so that the finance ministers of Japan, South Korea, and the United States released a joint statement last month to address the effects being felt in Asia. The US dollar's dominance can have vast implications for the global economy and the world stock markets.So, I wanted to sit down with my colleagues, James and David, who are Morgan Stanley's currency strategy experts for emerging markets and developed markets. James, just how dominant is the US dollar right now and what's driving the strength?James Lord: So, we should distinguish between the role the US dollar plays as the world's dominant reserve currency and its value, which can go up and down for other reasons.Right now, the dollar remains just as dominant in the international monetary system as it has been over the past several decades, whilst it also happens to be very strong in terms of its value, as you mentioned. That strength in its value is really being driven by the continued outperformance of the US economy and the ongoing rise in US interest rates, while growth in the rest of the world is more subdued.The dollar's international role remains dominant simply because no other economy or market can match the depth of the US capital markets and the liquidity that it provides, both as a means of raising capital, but also as a store of value for investment; while also offering the strong protection of property rights, strong sovereign credit ratings, the rule of law, and an open capital account. There simply isn't another market that can challenge the US in that respect.Michael Zezas: And can you talk a bit more specifically about the various ways in which the dollar impacts the global economy?James Lord: So, one of the strongest impacts is through the price of the dollar, and the price of dollar debt, which have an impact beyond the borders of the US economy. Because the majority of foreign currency denominated debt that corporates outside of the US issue is denominated in US dollars, the interest rate that's set by the US Federal Reserve has a big impact on the cost of borrowing. It's also the same for many emerging market sovereigns that also issue heavily in US dollars. The US dollar is also used heavily in international trade, cross border lending, because the majority of international trade is denominated in US dollars. So, when US interest rates rise, it also tightens monetary conditions for the rest of the world. That is why the US Federal Reserve is often referred to as the world's central bank, even though Fed only sets policy with respect to the US economy.And the US dollar strengthens, as it has been over the past 10 years, it also makes it more challenging for countries that borrow in dollars to repay that debt, unless they have enough dollar assets.Again, that's another tightening of financial conditions for the rest of the world. I think it was a US Treasury Secretary from several decades ago who said that the US dollar is our currency, but your problem. And that neatly sums up the global influence the US dollar has.Michael Zezas: And David, nothing seems to typify the strength of the US dollar recently, like the currency moves we're seeing with the Japanese Yen. It looks very weak at the moment, and yet the Japanese stock market is very strong.David Adams: Yeah, weak is an understatement for the Japanese yen. In nominal terms, the yen is at its weakest level versus the dollar since 1990. And if we look in real terms, it hasn't been this weak since the late 1960s. Why it's weak is pretty easy to explain, though. It's monetary policy divergence. Theory tells us that as long as capital is free to move, a country can't both control its interest rates and control the exchange rate at the same time.G10 economies typically choose to control rates and leave their currencies to float, and the US and Japan are no exception. So, while the while the Fed's policy rate has risen to multi-decade highs, Japan's has been left basically unchanged, consistent with its economic fundamentals.Now, you mentioned Japanese equities, which is also increasingly important to this story. As foreign investors have deployed more cash into the Japanese stock market, a lot of them have hedged their FX [foreign exchange] exposure, which means they're buying back dollars in the forward market. The more that Japanese equities rise, the more hedges they add, increasing dollar demand versus the yen.So, put simply, the best outcome for dollar yen to keep rising is for US rates versus Japan and Japanese equities to both keep marching higher. And for a lot of investors, this seems increasingly like their base case.Michael Zezas: That makes sense. And yet, despite the dollar's clear dominance at the moment, the consensus view on the dollar is that it's going to get weaker. Why is that the case and what's the market missing?James Lord: Yeah, the consensus has been on the wrong side of the dollar call for quite a few years now, with a persistently bearish outlook, which has largely been incorrect. I think for the most part this is because the consensus has underestimated the strength of the US economy. It wasn't that long ago when the consensus was calling for a hard landing in the US economy and a pretty deep easing cycle from the Fed. And yet here we are with GDP growth north of 2 per cent and murmurings of another rate hike entering the narrative. I also wonder whether this debate about de-dollarization, whereby the dollar's global influence starts to wane, has impacted the sentiment of forecasters a bit as well.We have seen over the past three to four years much more noise in the media on this topic, and there appears to be a correlation between the extent to which the consensus is expecting dollar weakness and the number of media articles that are discussing the dollar's status as the world's major reserve currency.Maybe that's coincidence, but it's also consistent with our view that the market generally worries too much about this issue and the impact that it could have on the dollar's outlook.Michael Zezas: Now there've been a few notable changes to Morgan Stanley's macro forecasts over the last few weeks. Our US economist, Ellen Zentner revised up her forecast for US growth and inflation. And she also pushed back our expectations for the first Fed cut. Along with this, our US rate strategy team also revised their 10-year treasury yield expectations higher. Do these updates to the macro-outlook impact your bullish view on the dollar, both near term and longer term?David Adams: So, higher US rates are often helpful for the dollar, but we think some nuance is required. It's not that US rates are moving; it's why they're moving. And our four-regime dollar framework shows that increases or decreases in rates can give us very different dollar outcomes depending on the reason why rates are moving.So far this year, rates have been moving higher in a pretty benign risk environment. And in a world where US real interest rates rise alongside equities; the dollar tends to go nowhere in the aggregate. It gains versus low yielding funders like the Japanese yen, the Swiss franc, and the euro, but it tends to weaken versus those higher beta currencies with positive carry, like the Mexican peso. It's why we've been neutral on the dollar overall since the start of the year, but we still emphasize dollar strength, especially versus the euro.If rising rates were to start weighing on equities, that would lead the dollar to start rallying broadly, what we call Regime 3 of our framework. It's not our base case, but it's a risk we think markets are starting to get more nervous about. It suggests that the balance of risks are increasingly towards a higher dollar rather than a lower one.Michael Zezas: And finally, Dave, I wanted to ask about potential risks to the US dollar's current strength.David Adams: I'd say the clearest dollar negative risk for me is a rebound in European and Chinese growth. It's hard for investors to get excited about selling the dollar without a clear alternative to buy. A big rebound in rest of world growth could easily make those alternatives look more attractive, though how probable that outcome is remains debatable.Michael Zezas: Got it. So, this discussion of risk to the strong dollar may be a good time to pause. There's so much more to talk about here. We've barely scratched the surface. So, let's continue the conversation in the near future when we can talk more about the dollar status as the world's dominant reserve currency and potential challenges to that position.James Lord: This sounds like a great idea, Mike. Talk to you soon.David Adams: Likewise. Thanks for having me on the show and look forward to our next conversation.Michael Zezas: As a reminder, if you enjoy Thoughts on the Market, please take a moment to rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts and share Thoughts on the Market with a friend or colleague today.

MCUL CEO Patty Corkery talks with CUSG CEO Dave Adams to look back, on the eve of his retirement, at his career in the credit union industry.

It's been over a decade since Craig and Ryan have been out to beautiful San Diego, and thanks to listener Dave Adams, the podcast gets a lovely flavor vacation with beers from five of the city's breweries. The lineup is stylistically diverse, the rankings deviate in the middle, and at least one beer surprises at every step. Also, there's a lukewarm take on POGs from our youth; one brewer profile is seemingly inviting potential suitors; hop kief gets its introduction; and the path from Flavor Utopia is followed to meet Smokey Robinson at ‘Gasmville.  Beers Reviewed Burgeon Beer Company - Invita (Mexican-Style Lager) Seek Beer Co. - Scenic Route (Strawberry & Banana Fruited Sour) Ketch Brewing - Celestial Navigation (San Diego-Style IPA) Pure Project Brewing - River Queen (Murky Triple IPA) White Labs Brewing Co. - Frankenstout WLP096 Frankenyeast Blend (American Stout)  

https://www.bullhucker.com/​ https://www.facebook.com/brushemporiumandpizzaporium The Bullhucker podcast is a show where we bring on a guest who will tell 3 stories about their life. The kicker is….only two of the stories are true. Our two hosts try and figure out which one is not true or as we call it…The Bullhucker. In this episode Dave comes on and tells us 3 stories about being tech savy, becoming successful and building a tiny house.

Will the U.S. dollar weaken further as the economy slows? What will its value be compared to the Euro by spring 2024? Our analyst tackles those key currency questions and more.----- Transcript -----Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I'm Dave Adams, Head of G10 FX Strategy at Morgan Stanley. And today I'll be talking about our views on the US dollar. It's Friday, December 8th at 3 p.m. in London. The US dollar has fallen about 4% since it peaked in October and has retraced about half of its gains since July. We think this correction should be faded and we're affirming our call for Euro/Dollar to fall back to parity by the spring of next year, meaning the US dollar will rise a further 8% versus the Euro. This is a controversial and out of consensus call, but we think the market is still underpricing weakness in Europe and strength in the U.S., and a continued widening in growth and rate differentials should weigh on the pair. A lot of investors claim that the US dollar should weaken further as the US economy slows from its growth rate this summer. We agree US growth is likely to slow, but by far less than investors think. Our US economics team thinks the US growth will be about 1% stronger than consensus estimates, with the biggest gap for data leading into the second quarter of next year. This is a dollar-positive outcome. We also hear from investors a lot that weakness in Europe is fully priced, but we respectfully disagree. Sure, there's a lot of cuts priced in for the European Central Bank, but not as much as there should be once the ECB more formally acknowledges that cuts are coming.The real risk here is that markets begin to price in ECB rate cuts below the long-run estimate of the neutral rate of 2%, and in a world where the ECB is cutting, this is a real possibility. A fast and deep cutting cycle in Europe would sharply contrast with the Fed, whose rhetoric continues to emphasize higher for longer, a view amplified by strong domestic growth. Divergence in economic data between Europe and the US should keep the euro falling versus the greenback. Now, I'm the first to admit that an 8% move in a few months time is a pretty big move and moves that large don't happen that often. If we look at options pricing, the market is pricing in an even lower risk of such a move compared to historical frequencies. And it's worth remembering that large moves do happen. Eurodollar fell 10% in a four month window two different times last year. So while this call may be bold and buck consensus, we think the fundamental story still holds. Thanks for listening. If you enjoy the show, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and share Thoughts on the Market with a friend or colleague today.

Baristas Andrea Starnes, Kelly Guentner, and Crayle Vanest welcome Dave Adams and Ryan Permison into the Cafe for Star Wars Trivia. Don't forget to visit https://ycosplay.com/?sscid=41k6_nxyzw& for your 20% off discount on all cosplay and cosplay accessories! You'll look great, save money, and support the Cosplay Cafe Baristas. Find our guests here: Dave: https://www.facebook.com/UnrelatedAtB... @DAdams419 (twitter/X) Ryan: https://linktr.ee/ryanandiquote Phoenix Sisters Cosplay (Crayle and Kelly): https://www.linktree.com/phoenixsisco... Mehdia_Raiise (Andrea): http://www.instagram.com/mehdia_raiise Cosplay Cafe airs the first Tuesday and third Friday of each month, spreading cos-positivity. Cosplay Cafe is part of the Cereal Box Network- http://www.cerealboxnetwork.com/ Are you a superhero fan? Check out Kelly's super hero romance novels here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Kelly-E... Pokemon fans, there's something for you too! Check out Pokeballs by Crayle here: www.craylevanest.com/homepage --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cosplaycafe/message

- - From our 8/20/2023 Worship Service - - Check out Dr. Adams' sermon from our Sunday worship service! To view the entirety of the service, or to tune in live for next Sunday's worship service, check out our Facebook page (link at bottom)! __________________________ Here are Dr. Adams' notes from his sermon. Feel free to follow along! Lostology - Luke 15:1-7 - Dr. Dave Adams 1Now the tax collectors and "sinners" were all gathering around to hear him. 2But the Pharisees and the teachers of the law muttered, "This man welcomes sinners and eats with them." 3Then Jesus told them this parable: 4"Suppose one of you has a hundred sheep and loses one of them. Does he not leave the ninety-nine in the open country and go after the lost sheep until he finds it? 5And when he finds it, he joyfully puts it on his shoulders 6and goes home. Then he calls his friends and neighbors together and says, 'Rejoice with me; I have found my lost sheep.' 7I tell you that in the same way there will be more rejoicing in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who do not need to repent.” Who are the Lost? 1. Sinners 2. Tax Collectors 3. Pharisees 4. Scribes 5. Disciples What are the characteristics of the lost? 1. Don't know they're lost. 2. Are happy being lost, 3. Don't seek to be found, 4. Enjoy the company of others who are lost, and 5. Don't understand the consequences of being lost. How are the lost discovered? 1. God knows where they are, 2. He seeks them out, 3. He invites them to come, and 4. He carries them home. Results of Lost Being Found 1. Intimacy with the Savior (now & eternity), 2. Celebration among the family, 3. Joy In heaven, and 4. Confidence about eternity __________________________ To learn more about The Tabernacle, check out our website and follow us on our social media platforms! - - Links Below - - Visit our website: www.thetabernaclefamily.org Connect with us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/thetabernaclefamily Check out our Podcast: https://anchor.fm/tab-media2 Ephesians 3:21-22 (NKJV) - "Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us, to Him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus to all generations, forever and ever. Amen."

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Tambourines, cows and the urban poor - interested?This episode Jenny's guest is Dave Adams. For as long as Dave can remember, he had a heart for mission and a plan to go out into the world with the gospel. He did do that, but not exactly as he had thought. And along the way he came to understand the words, "God works in all things for the good of His people." LINKS Salt is proudly brought to you by Sydney Missionary and Bible College. Click here for more information on the wide range of courses available. If you're interested in following Jenny's podcast recommendation, you can find Undistracted here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This year, foreign exchange has been even harder than usual to predict. Even so, the outlook for the U.S. Dollar may prove to be a handy asset moving forward.----- Transcript -----Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I'm Dave Adams, Head of G10 Foreign Exchange Strategy at Morgan Stanley. And today I'll be talking about our outlook for the U.S. dollar and why it may prove an important driver of investor returns this year. It's Friday, June 23rd at 3 p.m. in London. Foreign exchange has long been known as a hard asset class to predict, and this year has proven to be even harder than usual. Consensus trades left and right have missed the mark, and both disagreement and uncertainty are the highest we've seen in years. So where do we go from here? We think the U.S. dollar is going to keep rallying, rising about 5% or so by the end of the year. Central bankers are likely to keep their feet on the brakes in order to tackle inflation. And in doing so, growth is likely to remain anemic, with risks skewed to the downside. Against this backdrop, we think two key themes are going to emerge: demand for carry and demand for defense. Carry is attractive in a slow growth world and is likely to explain a lot more of investor returns if prices don't move very much. And defensiveness is an alluring quality in financial assets when optimism is low, uncertainty is high and risks abound. It's pretty rare to find a financial asset that offers both of these qualities. Typically, insurance costs you money. But the good news is that the US dollar does. The dollar tends to be negatively correlated versus the equity market, meaning that when equities go down, the dollar goes up, and that relationship has only strengthened in recent years. Meanwhile, U.S. rates are elevated versus the rest of the world thanks to Fed rate hikes. Dollar rates are roughly 2% higher than those in Europe and even 5% higher compared to those in Japan.Foreign exchange is a relative game, and if investors are buying the dollar, they're probably selling something. We think in this high uncertainty environment currencies which are most sensitive to growth and risk assets would likely weaken the most. In the G10 space, the Australian dollar and the Swedish krona both look vulnerable here, while in emerging markets that's probably the South African rand and the Chinese renminbi. There are plenty of potential risks on the horizon to keep investors worried; banking sector volatility, geopolitical risks, sticky inflation, just to name a few. As the investment outlook remains cloudy and hazy, the U.S. dollar is a handy asset to keep in the portfolio as a positive carry insurance hedge. Thanks for listening. If you enjoy the show, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and share Thoughts on the Market with a friend or a colleague today.

Be the first to hear the REAL STORY behind pulling the Drue Jones Superfractor 1/1 sports card—the same baseball card with a $250,000 bounty on it from Dave & Adams! Shout out to Best of Ohio Sports Cards for joining the SlabStox community to tell their unbelievable story. Watch this video and hear it for the first time: When was it pulled? Where was it pulled? What's the plan for this 1/1 chase that took the card-collecting world by storm?

On the FIRST EVER episode of 'Just Ignore It' Liz and Dave Adams dig into the story of how they met and give us a look at what to expect from this brand new podcast about marriage, parenting, embracing the chaos and learning as you go.  Follow Liz on Instagram @lizadams. Follow our podcast on Instagram @justignoreitpodcast. Keep up with us at helloadamsfamily.com  Keep in touch at podcast@helloadamsfamily.com    

Dave always brings the calm wisdom. Don't let him fool you, he puts in the work and he is constantly learning and evolving. This is another banger of an episode! We get into: - How he handled COVID - How we went to the cloud - Going from 4 to 17 people on this team - How to stay out of "the box" - Amazing story of how to say no to agents - How can you help Realtors win? - Home inspection prices going DOWN, BUT your revenue per inspection can go way UP - Other businesses you absolutely need to be thinking about setting up

Anna and Dave talk the full golden shower experience, hangover health, dating, drugs, supermarkets and service in Australia vs Berlin. 

Are people "leaving" religion? Are politicians weaponizing religion? Pastor Dave Adams sits down with Joel Heitkamp to discuss these topics and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dirty Thursday: with NOSA Sprint Car Driver Jordan Adams, along with Dave Adams To kick off the new year, joining the Bullring Boyz will be Jordan and Dave Adams. Tune in as they talk about some dirt track racing, along with the Buzz Run Vintage Snowmobile Show coming up in Reynolds, ND! ❄️ Show is recorded at Grand Forks Best Source. For studio information, visit www.gfbestsource.com #gfbs #grandforksbestsource #dirtythursday BEEHIVE of REYNOLDS Jordan Adams Racing #20A

On this episode of And I Quote: Ryan talks with podcaster, Dave Adams. We'll also be taking your questions! Dave Adams is the host of Top of the World, the DVC Podcast where he covers Disney with a special focus on their time share program. He also has multiple other podcasts that he does (one with a certain host of And I Quote).Dave works for Boeing as a contracts manager on the SLS contract and in his free time he is a travel agent, father, husband, huge sports fan, and a Disney adult!Follow Dave Adams on Social Media: FB: https://www.facebook.com/thedvcpodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/DAdams419Follow Ryan on Social Media: Linktree: https://linktr.ee/ryanandiquoteMake Sure to LIKE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBE! Nerd Culture MERCH!!! www.nerdculture.threadless.comHWWS NC Merch - https://hwwswebtv.threadless.com/designDONATE to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/itsnerdcultureFollow:Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/itsnerdculture/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsnerdcultureTwitter: https://twitter.com/itsNerdCultureFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/itsnerdculture.

In this week's Pre-Season episode, we're looking ahead to what may be the best fantasy division in football... the AFC West. We're talking about Broncos Country, Raider Nation, Chiefs Kingdom, and Bolting Up. Apparently, this Dave Adams guy is pretty good, but HOW good? Can DangeRuss Wilson make the Broncos fantasy-relevant again? Are the Chiefs still gonna be the Chiefs without Tyreek Hill? All that and more, so LISTEN UP!

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Canada's federal budget for 2022 devotes billions of dollars to building a new critical minerals and electric vehicle supply chain. This week on Down to Business, Pierre Gratton, Trent Mell, Dave Adams and Josipa Petronic discuss how the budget marks a departure from the past.

How the automobile sales and financing world has changed through two years of world-wide pandemic. That's the topic discussed by Dave Adams, Vice President of Lender Client Experience at Origence, a CU Direct brand. Dave talks about recent innovation in car sales and dealer strategies, along with related changes in automobile financing. Hosted by Joe Bergeron, President, Association of Vermont Credit Unions.

Dave Adams, former Edmentum Chief Academic Officer, comes on the show to share newly published research on building high quality academic programs. From re-imagining stakeholder roles to teacher communities, this research dives into the most important elements of successful virtual programs, and serves as a model for districts and school around the globe.Check out the research on edmentum.com: Executive Summary: Building High-Quality Sustainable Virtual ProgramsElementary Students and Virtual Learning: Evidence-Based Outcomes and Best PracticesScaling Effective Virtual Teaching Practices: Equipping and Supporting Teachers for SuccessEquity in Virtual Learning: Improving Outcomes for Diverse PopulationsVirtual Learning and Rural Schools: Improving Access and Opportunity for Learners in Rural CommunitiesHigh Academic Achievement in a Virtual and Blended Learning Environment

Today we'll be giving our WWE Royal Rumble predictions and recap AEW Dynamite & Rampage. We'll be joined by special guest Dave Adams, Jose Casabona, Scotty Michael Cooper and Artist, Podcaster & Streamer Eric Z Goodnight!! Who do you think will win the men's & women's rumble? Will WWE open the "Forbidden Door"?

Join us as we speak with these two Amazing Ladies & hear how they are helping our Veterans everyday with their talents, skills and dreams! They want a better life for our brave men & women who served & protect our country. Connect with them online at the links below: Amy: At the beginning of 2010, Amy decided to dedicate her musical talents to the Veterans and Troops for all her performances. From 2009 through 2011, Amy was selected as the official Spokesperson for the American Veterans (AMVETS) service foundation of California. Amy's oldest son, Ryan Scruggs stepped into lead guitar in 2011 and shared the stage and dream with her by performing alongside her. Amy's single “Coming Home”, written by Dave Adams and produced by Paul McKenna, is a celebration song for our heroes. Amy's Patriotism shines through in her known traditional version of the National Anthem. In 2011, at the request of the United States Army, Los Angeles Recruiting Battalion, Amy was chosen to perform the National Anthem at Dodger Stadium for the 10 year anniversary of 9/11. She recently performed at Military Appreciation Day at San Diego Padres Petco Park Stadium for local Gold Star Families. Amy is continually dedicated to her support of the veteran and non-profit community through her singing appearances, TV show, community involvement and her 501 (c) 3 , “Voice For Heroes”. Amy is also a Member of the Board for "Saddles In Service" a non-profit, veteran operated ranch, offering an equine therapy program for veterans & first responders suffering from post-traumatic stress. "Comin Home" was the official theme song for the American Veterans of California from 2009-2012! https://www.amyscruggsmedia.com/ https://www.voiceforheroes.org/ Tammy: Tammy's dream of Saddles In Service became a reality when Mike her husband, retired from the United States Navy in 2016. They purchased an equestrian ranch in Alpine, California. A few months later, Tammy learned about a group of horses that had been rescued from an abusive environment and were in need of forever homes. Two days later, they had their first two rescue horses. Today, they home thirteen amazing horses, each one with a unique story. Tammy wanted to not only rescue the horses but also give them a new purpose. Her passion for Veterans and their families, paired with her love of horses, created the idea of Saddles In Service. The idea grew to include First Responders, Law Enforcement, Firefighters, EMTs, and their families. These Heroes have a calling to serve their Nation and their local communities. Throughout their service, many of these Heroes encounter unimaginable hardships that can create lifelong physical and mental health challenges. Tammy wanted to create a place where Heroes can begin their journey of health alongside rescue horses. In 2017, Tammy and Mike started to put the foundation in motion. Tammy enlisted the help of her good friend, Jill Breen. Together, they created the non-profit organization known as Saddles in Service. Saddles in Service opened to the public in December of 2017. Our mission is to provide mental health wellness and healing for Active Duty Military, Veterans, Law Enforcement, Firefighters, First Responders, and their families that have been diagnosed with or are experiencing symptoms related to post-traumatic stress (PTSD), anxiety, depression, job-related stress, and/or traumatic brain injuries by partnering them with a rescued horse at no cost to them. https://saddlesinservice.org/ ********** Your Host - Brad Richard Scars & Stripes Coffee: https://www.ss.coffee/bradrichard YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/y7uzojak Manat50 School: https://brad-s-school-4d92.thinkific.com Website: https://www.bradrichard.net --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/manat50/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/manat50/support

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PRIORITIZING SEL IN NYC SCHOOLS  An Urban Assembly show with Dave Adams of Urban Assembly and NYC schools Deputy Chancellor  LaShawn Robinson FOR MORE ON EQUITY , VISIT ACE-ED.ORG.  YOU CAN LINK FROM THERE TO OUR NEW SITE ABOUT SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING CALLED SELTODAY.ORG

In this episode, we talk to Dave Adams of Dash Ten Hot Sauce. Dave is an Army veteran that was forced to retire due to injuries sustained while serving. Dave was unsure what to do, but always had an idea handed down from his mother in his back pocket. Eventually Dave took the first step, and created an entirely new business. Dave has a great story that I'm sure nearly everyone can relate to. In addition to the new business, Dave has still been able to donate to charity. Dave is yet another great example of our motto, 'Nothing Owed'. I know you will really enjoy this episode. http://www.dash10sauce.com/ (www.dash10sauce.com) https://woundedwaters.org/ (https://woundedwaters.org/) https://www.codeofvets.com/ (https://www.codeofvets.com/) https://www.tomahawkcharitablesolutions.org/ (https://www.tomahawkcharitablesolutions.org/) Please support the show https://www.buymeacoffee.com/nothingowed https://www.patreon.com/user?u=39903052

THINKING BIG ABOUT SEL  with Dave Adams of Urban Assembly and Byron Sanders of www.bigthought.org. CLICK THRU TO  ACE-ED.ORG AND ENJOY "EQUITY & ACCESS PreK12" ONLINE JOURNAL...AND ENJOY OUR NEWEST SITE TOO "SELTODAY.ORG"

'THE URBAN ASSEMBLY' ON SOCIAL -EMOTIONAL LEARNING : Karen Watts, Executive Superintendent Brooklyn North of NYC's Dept of Ed joins with Dave Adams , CEO of The Urban Assembly ,a network of 23 schools in New York where they successfully prioritize  SEL......and why it works, how it works. CLICK OVER TO ACE-ED.ORG AND ENJOY OUR ONLINE JOURNAL "EQUITY & ACCESS". SEE OUR WORK IN PREK-12 EQUITY AND IF YOU WISH , JOIN IN. FREE TO EDUCATORS  

China is all over the news recently, not only with the covid-19 pandemic but also with its military presence and activities in the South China Sea. China's made no secret that their main objective is the be the hegemon in Asia and they actively building their military to achieve that aim. Over the last 25 years China has modernized their military, laid claim and built up the Spratly and Paracel Island chains in the South China Sea and initiated their belt and road program to exert control over most all of Asia. This is in direct competition to the US's own desire of continued influence in the region and puts several western leaning areas in the cross hairs of China namely, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Japanese territorial islands. This is the grand chessboard as described by a career military officer who is an expert in China and their geo-political desire to be the main player in Asia. A topic ripped out of today's headlines, one that will thoroughly enjoy. I learned a ton from Captain Adams and I know you will as well. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today you'll hear from Dave Adams, business leader, military veteran, and an individual who made an inspiring comeback when the odds were against him. Speaking about his time in the military, Dave explains the various forms of leadership he was exposed to during his time in position, and on the battlefield. Understanding, adaptation and overcoming challenges, are all things Dave has harnessed, enabling him to become a successful leader in all areas of his life. Dave's experience in the military wasn't without its challenges, perhaps provoking one of the hardest things for him to confront – his mental health. Speaking candidly with Anthony, Dave takes us through an experience in 2014, when he tragically lost an aircraft and five people, along with it. The emotion surrounding this experience is palpable, and Dave's honesty around his battles with mental health illness following this incident, even after returning home, is testament to how far he's come. The journey on a new career path has been Dave's opportunity to use the experiences gained from his hardships, to lead and help others. Aged just 16 when he joined the military, a new career may have seemed impossible for some, but in true Dave fashion, he's made a home for himself in the world of insurance. Alongside this, he was the driving force behind a military resource group within Marsh, a space for people to learn from, and support each other. This episode is emotional, thought provoking and above all, inspiring. Dave's strength and resilience in the face of adversity serves as a reminder of the power within all of us.

The arts are a universally human experience. So, what is the role of the creative arts in social emotional learning? This week, host Sara LaHayne speaks with Dave Adams, Director of Strategy at Urban Assembly, about encountering resistance, leaning into the creative arts, and SEL considerations for reopening schools.  Move This World with Sara is produced by the Move This World Audio Network.  Hosted by Sara Potler LaHayne Edited by Aaron Altounian Theme music composed by Rachel Altounian

SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING DAY  ....MARCH 27th with one oif its creators  Dave Adams of New York City Schools and The Urban Assembly

In this episode, Devi chats with Dave Adams and Sandi Everingham of the Decanted podcast. Life partners, creative professionals and co-hosts of Dacanted, Dave Adams and Sandi Everingham have a passion for wine adventure, especially in their home state of Washington. The state is the second largest producer of wine in the United States with close to 1000 wineries and a terroir that one winemaker dubbed, “a Disneyland for grape growing.” It's a tough job to try them all, but they are willing to do the grueling work. Dave and Sandi have created an entertaining and educational hybrid show that features interviews with notable winemakers in a narrative storytelling style. Listeners will also learn from wine educators, hear about industry events and wine travel destinations. They recently became students of the Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) so while they learn, you will too. Dave is in the UX biz for a gigantic Borg machine, former basement beer brewer, old-timey impressionist and enjoys hearing the sound of his own voice. Sandi herds artistic cats in the game industry, an artist and professional coach. Unsurprisingly, her favorite toy as a child was a tape recorder. Devi, Adam and Sandi discuss: Their exciting and unique podcasting journey How they started their podcast together How they chose a name for their podcast Focusing on the story-telling aspect for their podcast How to integrate your podcast into your brand Their experiences being co-hosts and partners in real life Their favorite episodes together The benefits of starting a podcast Their wonderful podcast stories Their favorite wine stories Learning more about wines Their favorite wines Their vision for their podcasting journey Enhancing your business through your podcast Promoting brands to promote your business Their ideal interview guest Making a vision board for your podcast and business How to develop your own podcast Exploring the identity of your podcast Basing your podcast on your strengths Listening to other podcasts Knowing your strengths as a person Exploring your podcast format and style and more… Connect with Sandy and Dave @ www.decantedpodcast.com

 ASSESSING SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING SEL is key to today's educational landscape . To discuss assessing students in need of such we have   Dave Adams, SEL Director at Urban Assembly, Paul LeBuffe, Director of the Devereux Center for Resilient Children and Pat Cozens of Apperson. LINKS YOU CAN USE: http://www.apperson.com/lp/back-school-ebook TO JOIN IN THE PILOT AND GET PAID FOR DOING IT http://info.apperson.com/dessa-hse-signup