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Follow Porter at: https://portersjournal.com/   We're joined by our old friend Porter Stansberry, founder of Porter and Company, for an in-depth discussion on investing, market trends, and financial newsletters. Porter shares his journey influenced by Doug Casey and delves into the importance of quality investment research. The conversation includes noteworthy insights from financial theory, stock market cycles, bond markets, and the profound impacts of technology and social aspects on investments. Porter also introduces his investment favorites like Hershey and Hovnanian, highlighting strategies for finding resilient stocks. The discussion wraps up on personal notes about friendships and enduring grace in volatile times. This episode is packed with valuable advice for anyone interested in markets and investing. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:31 Porter's Early Career and Mentorship by Doug Casey 01:11 Insights on the Investment Newsletter Industry 01:46 Financial Theory and Newsletters: A Discussion on Quality 10:19 Market Trends and Predictions 18:08 The Impact of Technology on Finance and Society 20:30 The Future of Robotics and AI 29:59 Philosophical Reflections and Major Mistakes in History 41:56 Online Poker Legalization in the US 42:24 Impact of AI on Employment 42:47 Universal Basic Income and Job Displacement 42:51 Historical Job Programs and Government Interventions 43:25 AI's Effect on Various Job Sectors 44:05 Future of Human Creativity and AI Limitations 45:38 Economic Predictions and Historical Comparisons 48:29 Personal Anecdotes and Experiences 50:24 Technological Advancements and Societal Changes 01:02:25 Market Analysis and Investment Strategies 01:13:14 Closing Remarks and Gratitude

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As Armenians the legacy we leave for future Armenians is incredibly important to us. An exemplary couple who established this deep-rooted legacy is Hraiar and Anna Hovnanian, who established the Hovanian Family Foundation. Since its inception in 1986, the foundation has given over 97 million dollars and created a ripple effect of positivity with programs like Birthright Armenia, various scholarships, and projects throughout Armenia. Join us as we learn about the impact this incredible organization has made with Executive Director Korioun Khatchadourian.    Learn more and get involved here: https://www.hovnanianfoundation.org/en

Whitestone REIT CEO Dave Holeman (WSR) makes the case that strip malls are good business… at least the retail centers his company owns. Can Hovnanian Enterprises' (HOV) build-to-rent business save homebuilders from rising rates? Sportsman's Warehouse (SPWH) discovers that the ammunition business isn't what it used to be. Why Advance Auto Parts (AAP) is struggling more than its competitors.  The Drill Down with Cory Johnson offers a regular look at the business stories behind stocks on the move. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Head to the cloud or stay on the ground?Here's a hint:When thinking about where to host your data, there's much more to consider than just cost.In today's episode, Edward Bezerra, VP of Infrastructure at K. Hovnanian Homes, lends his invaluable insight to the cloud computing debate by drawing from real-life examples of his prolific career.You'll learn:1. What to consider when deciding where to host your data2. The benefits and challenges of using cloud services3. How to make your business resilient with a robust disaster recovery plan4. What to look out for as a new IT professional and other expert advice for starters5. How to approach a mentor and get the most out of the relationshipAbout Edward:Edward is VP of infrastructure at K. Hovnanian Homes. He is an accomplished global IT executive with 25+ years of experience leading successful large and small multi-national global enterprises of distributed teams of 150+ employees across multiple disciplines. The first technical device he found great was the rotary phone. So he took it apart and put it back together - and it still worked.Find Edward on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwardbezerra/_______About K. Hovnanian Homes:K. Hovnanian Homes founded in 1959 by Kevork S. Hovnanian, is headquartered in Matawan, New Jersey and, through its subsidiaries, is one of the nation's largest homebuilders with operations in Arizona, California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, Washington, D.C. and West Virginia. The Company's homes are marketed and sold under the trade name K. HovnanianÒ Homes. Additionally, the Company's subsidiaries, as developers of K. Hovnanian'sÒ Four Seasons communities, make the Company one of the nation's largest builders of active lifestyle communities.Website: https://www.khov.com/Industry: Financial Services, Real EstateCompany size: 2000+Headquarters: Red Bank, New Jersey, United StatesFounded: 1959_______About the host Elias:Elias is President and VP of Sales at tribe29, Inc. He comes from a strategy consulting background, but has been an entrepreneur for the better part of the last 10 years. In his spare time, he likes to do triathlons. Get in touch with Elias via LinkedIn or email elias.voelker@tribe29.com __________ Podcast MusicMusic by Ströme, used by permission‚Panta Rhei‘ written by Mario Schoenhofer(c)+p 2022, Compost Medien GmbH & Co KGwww.stroeme.comhttps://compost-rec.com/ __________ This podcast is produced by our friends at the SCL Program by SAWOO 

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 Frank Somma is an expert in sales and sales management, specializing in creating client relationships and long term customer loyalty.  He has conducted workshops and delivered keynotes to top companies such as GE, TML, Conway Office Solutions, Pitney Bowes, Eastern Copy Products, K. Hovnanian, Exit Realty, Maser Consulting, Capitol Office Systems, The Elks, and The NJ Guidance counselors association. Utilizing his degree in NLP, (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) Frank continues to teach and motivate sales and management teams to rave reviews.  

Kramer Levin CDS experts unravel Hovnanian kerfuffle by Debtwire Radio

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This week we chat with the calculating comedian of the far-out film “Digital Physics” and host of the quirky YouTube series Harvey Knuckles, Mr Haig Hovnanian. We’ll chat about Haig’s Armenian roots, his work on such sharp-witted projects as “Gut Instinct” and “Watson Adventures” and how much fun he had taking on the stock market bull in Times Square. So join Saucey, Fern and Haig for all the Comedy Podcast-Fevers we can Digitally Transmit into your Hairy Little EarHoles.

The Reorg Americas team takes a look back at the past week and previews what's to come in the week ahead, and analysts do a deep dive on Hovnanian Enterprises. If you are not a Reorg subscriber, request access here: http://go.reorg-research.com/Podcast-Trial

Sal Gilbertie, president and founder of Teucrium Trading LLC, and Mike McGlone, a commodity strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, talk about opportunities in corn and soybeans, farmers squeezed by pricey fuels and why U.S. crude oil production is on the verge of surging. Tad Rivelle, CIO of TCW, discusses the yield curve, markets and current investment strategy. Sridhar Natarajan, a high yield debt and syndicated loan reporter at Bloomberg, tells Pimm Fox and Lisa Abramowicz about a high-stakes hedge fund battle erupting over Hovnanian, after Blackstone proposes a plan that would trigger payouts on its credit swaps. Finally, Geetha Ranganathan, a technology and media analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, talks about reports that Comcast and Verizon are looking into acquiring a big portion of 21st Century Fox Inc.

Marketers are always looking for advice on their email campaigns. How often should they send out emails, how can they improve open and click through rates? Segmenting is an often overlooked and misunderstood tactic, but a very important one. Too often marketers are concerned more with quantity over quality when it comes to their email lists. But realizing that your audience is made up of different types of consumers in various stages of the sales cycle and making sure you’re emailing them content based on their needs is the key. Learning to effectively segment your audience while keeping that in mind can help you both improve your reputation and yield better results. Stephan Hovnanian is an email marketer and web strategist who works with B2B brands helping them revitalize their email marketing efforts by revive and stimulate their relationships with their audiences.   www.agentsofchangecon.com/podcasts/135

I promised last week to bring you Part 2 with Stephan Hovnanian and give you more Google Plus Training and here it is! In the week's episode you'll hear: how to get your questions answered on the podcast by going to Speakpipe. me try to pronounce a word I never say out loud. a new gratitude segment from Julie Hedlund. Finally! In The Interview with Stephan Hovnanian You'll Hear About more tips for Google+. when to schedule a Google Hangout On Air. how to market your Google Hangout. using Google+ to increase your mailing list. what Google Drive is and how to use it to collaborate with others. the Launch Team mentioned in the podcast is now closed, but you can find How to Promote Your Children's Book here. how to get one of Stephan's books for FREE! (Hint: Scroll down!)

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This week's Contrabass Conversations episode features the conclusion of our interview with double bassist Michael Hovnanian. Click here to listen to Michael's previous episodes (CBC 24 and 29).  Michael has been a member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra since 1989, and he serves as the president of Discordia Music (double bass music publisher). Michael also plays for the Gunnelpumpers, Chicago Bass Ensemble, Music of the Baroque, and the Ars Viva Symphony Orchestra. He authors the popular CSO Bass Blog, and he has served on the faculty for Northwestern University and the Chicago College of Performing Arts. Michael was also my bass teacher for my undergraduate and graduate degrees at Northwestern, and it was really great to get a chance to do this interview.  You will also get a chance to hear Michael play the Discordia Music edition of the Schubert Arpeggione Sonata on this episode. After our interview with Michael, we'll be featuring two tunes from Chicago-area jazz bassist Mark Sonksen.  Mark is the owner of Sonksen Strings, a double bass repair and retail shop located in Chicago.  Enjoy!

This week's Contrabass Conversations episode features an interview with double bassist Michael Hovnanian. Michael has been a member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra since 1989, and he serves as the president of Discordia Music (double bass music publisher). Michael also plays for the Gunnelpumpers, Chicago Bass Ensemble, Music of the Baroque, and the Ars Viva Symphony Orchestra. He authors the popular CSO Bass Blog, and he has served on the faculty for Northwestern University and the Chicago College of Performing Arts. Michael was also my bass teacher for my undergraduate and graduate degrees at Northwestern, and it was really great to get a chance to do this interview. You will also get a chance to hear Michael play the Discordia Music edition of the Brahms Sonata in E minor on this episode. It is a great edition of a great piece, and Michael plays it beautifully. Enjoy! About Michael Hovnanian Michael Hovnanian grew up in the Seattle area and started playing the bass in the public schools. His primary teachers were James Harnett and Ronald Simon of the Seattle Symphony. An early interest in solo playing led to performances with the Seattle Symphony, the Northwest Chamber Orchestra and the University of Washington Symphony. Michael attended the University of Washington and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the California Institute of the Arts where he studied with Frederick Tinsley of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. In 1986 he joined the Victoria Symphony as Principal Bassist and in 1988 the San Antonio Symphony as a member of the bass section. Since 1989 he has been a member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. In addition to playing in the CSO Mr. Hovnanian is active performing solo and chamber music in the Chicago area. He has appeared in the Chicago Symphony chamber concerts at Orchestra Hall and the Art Institute, with Chicago Pro Musica, and at the Winter Chamber Music Festival. Currently he is President of Discordia Music, a pulishing company specializing in new and arranged works for Double Bass. He is also a co-founder of the International Bottesini Society, an organization dedicated to promoting the legacy of that composer. Michael’s blog: www.csobassblog.blogspot.com

This week's Contrabass Conversations episode features an interview with double bassist Michael Hovnanian. Michael has been a member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra since 1989, and he serves as the president of Discordia Music (double bass music publisher). Michael also plays for the Gunnelpumpers, Chicago Bass Ensemble, Music of the Baroque, and the Ars Viva Symphony Orchestra. He authors the popular CSO Bass Blog, and he has served on the faculty for Northwestern University and the Chicago College of Performing Arts. Michael was also my bass teacher for my undergraduate and graduate degrees at Northwestern, and it was really great to get a chance to do this interview. You will also get a chance to hear Michael play the Discordia Music edition of the Brahms Sonata in E minor on this episode. It is a great edition of a great piece, and Michael plays it beautifully. Enjoy! About Michael Hovnanian Michael Hovnanian grew up in the Seattle area and started playing the bass in the public schools. His primary teachers were James Harnett and Ronald Simon of the Seattle Symphony. An early interest in solo playing led to performances with the Seattle Symphony, the Northwest Chamber Orchestra and the University of Washington Symphony. Michael attended the University of Washington and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the California Institute of the Arts where he studied with Frederick Tinsley of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. In 1986 he joined the Victoria Symphony as Principal Bassist and in 1988 the San Antonio Symphony as a member of the bass section. Since 1989 he has been a member of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. In addition to playing in the CSO Mr. Hovnanian is active performing solo and chamber music in the Chicago area. He has appeared in the Chicago Symphony chamber concerts at Orchestra Hall and the Art Institute, with Chicago Pro Musica, and at the Winter Chamber Music Festival. Currently he is President of Discordia Music, a pulishing company specializing in new and arranged works for Double Bass. He is also a co-founder of the International Bottesini Society, an organization dedicated to promoting the legacy of that composer. Michael’s blog: www.csobassblog.blogspot.com