Harry Markopolos blew the whistle to the Securities and Exchange Commission about Bernard Madoff as early as 2000. Why were his warnings ignored? Steve Kroft has the interview. Click play to watch it here:
Related Posts
Cole Smead: Googling Earnings Quality
by Cole Smead, CEO, Portfolio Manager, Smead Capital Management Dear fellow investors, A wise man once said that…
Speculators should be wary. Investors should be licking their chops.
by Richard Bernstein, Richard Bernstein Advisors There have been two times in my career when speculation ran rampant,…
Where to invest on the yield curve
Doug Drabik discusses fixed income market conditions and offers insight for bond investors.
BMO’s Q3 2025 Playbook: Lean Into the Rally, But Keep One Eye on the Risks
If BMO Global Asset Management has one mantra heading into the back half of the year, it’s simple:…
The Sh*tty Leader Inside Us All: Mark Robinson's Lessons in Real Leadership
Listen on The Move In this episode of 'Insight is Capital,' Mark Robinson, the 'sh*tty leadership guy',…
Turbulence in Global Markets Amid Trade Policy Shifts
by SIACharts.com Global equity markets are contending with growing uncertainty, driven by a volatile mix of shifting investor…
Portfolio Benchmarking: 5-Reasons Underperformance Occurs
by Lance Roberts, RIA When markets decline—especially after long periods of sustained growth—the familiar advice resurfaces: “Be patient.…
Soft Landing in Sight—Will Central Banks Sit Tight?
by BeiChen Lin, Russell Investments Key Takeaways ECB sticks to 2% Trade deals agreed ahead of August 1…
