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10/05

2019 KC Golf Classic

There is only one thing that compliments Country Music more than an ice cold beer: Golf! We have never known that to be more true than this year. Due to some deep roots in the PGA Tour, we have been fortunate enough to become partners with a few 2019 Web.Com Tour events. This past week has brought us to The 2019 KC Golf Classic in Kansas City, Missouri. Between radio collaborations and a very influential partnership, we are so proud to participate in this event (over 10 charities involved) and develop long-term relationships in the process.

03/01

Professional Golf Tournament Sponsorship

As a follow up to our professional golf development vertical, we are proud to announce that Nashville Private Wealth Management will be an official Sponsor of the 2019 Bahamas Great Exuma Classic. This is the opening event of the 2019 Web.com season and will be hosted at Sandals Emerald Bay in Exuma, Bahamas on January 13th-16th. As a result of our sponsorship, we were granted a sponsors exemption spot in the tournament and as promised, Nashville Private Wealth Management hosted an internal qualifier at Adios Country club to determine the player. That spot will be filled by Jordan Gumberg who defeated Myles Creighton.

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10/08

Monday Newsletter 8.10.2020

3 things to know

- The U.S. experienced a better-than-expected July jobs report on Friday, as the economy added 1.8 million jobs last month, beating market expectations. The unemployment rate fell to 10.2% after three straight months of increased hiring. Despite the relatively positive report, only half of the jobs lost in the U.S. this year have been restored and Congress remained in a stalemate over additional fiscal stimulus
- Rising U.S.-China tensions captivated markets much of the week, as the Trump administration unveiled a cascade of actions against Beijing, including sanctions against 11 Chinese and Hong Kong officials, executive orders banning dealings with Chinese companies, WeChat and TikTok, and a recommendation to delist Chinese companies from U.S. exchanges should they not comply with U.S. accounting rules
- Coronavirus cases topped 19.4 million globally after an additional 2.4 million cases during the week. Many countries – UK, Germany, India, Brazil, South Africa – experienced rising infection rates, while other countries’ infection rates showed signs of stabilizing – even including the U.S. However, ballooning infection rates and a still-rising global death toll continued to weigh on investors

03/08

Monday Newsletter 8.3.2020

3 things to know

- Equities ended the week mixed as U.S. indices increased on the back of positive earnings from tech titans – Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook – while European stocks fell. Sentiment wavered as Q2 European corporate earnings broadly declined, Hong Kong postponed legislative elections and the U.S. Congress failed to make progress on another coronavirus relief bill as billions of dollars in US federal aid expired on Friday
- U.S. economic data varied as durable goods orders expanded by 7.3% and pending home sales increased for the first time in four months during June. But, the first estimate of the U.S. Q2 GDP growth rate showed that the economy contracted by an annualized rate of 32.9%, and weekly jobless claims increased for the second week (and 19thstraight week exceeding 1 million)
- Coronavirus cases passed 17 million globally as many countries – UK, Japan, Belgium, Germany, Spain – experienced rising infection rates. Country leaders reiterated their willingness to act quickly with stricter self-isolation rules and additional containment measures to stop the spread and ward off a potential second wave

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