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James Taylor

Managing Director of Investments, The Taylor Group of Wells Fargo Advisors, Wells Fargo

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  • Nvidia Is Bankrolling The AI Boom — What Could Go Wrong?

    Ed Elson is joined by Liz Hoffman to break down Nvidia’s AI holding company strategy and why she thinks it has become too essential to fail. Then, James Taylor joins to unpack why he thinks this will be the most important earnings season of the year. Finally, Ed shares his take on President Trump’s deal with Putin. Liz Hoffman is the Business editor at Semafor. James Taylor is the Managing Director of Investments at The Taylor Group of Wells Fargo Advisors. Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 00:20 - Market Vitals 01:08 - Is Nvidia Too Big to Fail? (ft. Liz Hoffman) 10:27 - Ad Break 12:03 - Bank Earni…

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  • Got rich on Nvidia? Here's what to do next

    Most investors holding individual tech names alongside an index fund and a sector fund own the same companies two or three times over without noticing. James Taylor argues the tax bill on exiting matters more than the concentration itself, and that the fix is a schedule rather than a sale. John Belton takes the other side, that concentration in the index is rational because earnings are concentrated too. Taylor runs a $6 billion practice for engineers in Palo Alto, so his clients hold these names as employees rather than as positions. Recorded before the September Fed decision. Featuring Ke…

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