Microsoft Killing it in the Cloud Tag: Portfolio Manager
Posted by Ian David Clark
Join Ian David Clark, CIM, and Steve Bokor, CFA as they discuss:
• Tax Loss Harvest Season
• Microsoft Crushing it in the Cloud
• Big Tech Big Week with Earnings
Join Ian David Clark, CIM, and Steve Bokor, CFA as they discuss:
• Tax Loss Harvest Season
• Microsoft Crushing it in the Cloud
• Big Tech Big Week with Earnings
Join Ian David Clark, CIM and our guest, Veronica Crha as they discuss what is happening in our local real estate market.
Join Ian David Clark, CIM - Portfolio Manager for a bi-weekly conversation about investment markets.
In this week's video, we are joined by Steve Bokor, CFA to explore the U.S election stock market outcome, the housing boom and take the Pepsi/Coke Challenge.
Join Ian David Clark, CIM - Portfolio Manager for a bi-weekly conversation about investment markets.
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