John Dade's guest appearances

John Dade

Oral Arguments for the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Exit Coach Radio

HTL Daily Dose

David Elliott

Brian Johnson

Roger Firestien

Adam Grant

Dan Miller

Todd Palmer

Sean Adams

Bob Thurman

Tom Schwab

Lee Goldberg

John Lee Dumas

Kathy Fettke

Chris Hill

Steven Masley

Ryan Smith

OwlTail

When things get in the way of our relationship with Christ, we must be intentional with our actions.

When things get in the way of our relationship with Christ, we must be intentional with our actions.

Own Sacred Space | John Dade 

Today John asks us the looking inside to see what it is at our core of being a follower of Jesus.

Today John asks us the looking inside to see what it is at our core of being a follower of Jesus.

Looking Inwards | John Dade

A 1 minute highlight of John Dade's interview.    Transcript:     Bill: Why should an investor look into something like a managed future?     John: Well, managed futures should be part of every investment portfolio. This goes back to the 1950's. A lot of people smarter than myself, Harvard professors, professors at the University of Chicago, Henry Markowitz back in the 1950's, came up with what's called, "Professionally Managed Futures: A Modern Portfolio Theory," which states that when you add a non correlated asset class to a balanced portfolio, not only do you get higher rates of return, but you also reduce your overall volatility and risk in the portfolio. A future's position is a commitment to do something whether you guess right or wrong, and it can be very expensive. On the other side, an option's position is what it is, it gives you the option, if you're right or wrong, to commit. So, simply, it's less downside risk.        Want more control of your business growth? Invest 15 minutes and get a FREE "Value Builder Road Map" at www.BizGrowth123.com

A 1 minute highlight of John Dade's interview.  Transcript:  Bill: Why should an investor look into something like a managed future?  John: Well, managed futures should be part of every investment portfolio. This goes back to the 1950's. A lot of people smarter than myself, Harvard professors, professors at the University of Chicago, Henry Markowitz back in the 1950's, came up with what's called, "Professionally Managed Futures: A Modern Portfolio Theory," which states that when you add a non correlated asset class to a balanced portfolio, not only do you get higher rates of return, but you also reduce your overall volatility and risk in the portfolio. A future's position is a commitment to do something whether you guess right or wrong, and it can be very expensive. On the other side, an option's position is what it is, it gives you the option, if you're right or wrong, to commit. So, simply, it's less downside risk.   Want more control of your business growth? Invest 15 minutes and get a FREE "Value Builder Road Map" at <a href="http://www.bizgrowth123.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.BizGrowth123.com</a>

John Dade - Manage Your Future