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Drawdown from Previous High MSCI World Value Index vs. MSCI World Growth Index (FactSet 1978-2019)

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on October 31st, 2020

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Length and Average Growth Rate of Expansion (Bloomberg Data 1954-2019)

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on October 31st, 2020

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Bloomberg Barclays US Aggregate Bond Index Rolling 6-Year Returns vs. starting Yield to Worst (Bloomberg Data 1995-2019)

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on October 30th, 2020

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European Equities' Absolute and Relative Performance (Bloomberg Data 1990-2019)

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on October 30th, 2020

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Fed target rate is approaching policy rates in other countries (Refinitiv Data 2012-2020)

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on October 29th, 2020

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Financial aid reality check (JPM Data 2018-2019)

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on October 29th, 2020

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Five biggest market declines and subsequent five-year periods' (Capital Group Research 1929-2019)

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on October 28th, 2020

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Income taxes for wealthy near historical lows (Urban Brookings Tax Data 1913-2020)

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on October 28th, 2020

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Will the Dow follow the path of the Great Depression? (Bloomberg Data 1929-2020)

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on October 27th, 2020

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Historic troughs in yields can be the start of a secular decline in bond prices (Federal Reserve Data 1919-2020)

Submitted by Your Personal CFO - Bourbon Financial Management on October 27th, 2020

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