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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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16/09

Wednesday Update - September 16, 2020

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- U.S. equity markets (S&P 500) fell to start September after surging over 60% since the March trough, though the index remained up 6.7% YTD. A pull-back in mega-cap technology companies, spurred by concerns of overcrowding, contributed to the correction
- New coronavirus cases made headlines in various European countries even as the pace decelerated in the U.S. Growth in virus cases persisted globally, though developments continued on potential vaccines and therapeutics, bolstering investor sentiment broadly. Meanwhile, the ECB left policy unchanged and re-affirmed its accommodative stance
- No U.S. fiscal stimulus was issued despite widespread expectations for more support. The U.S. Congress remained divided on the details even as some deceleration in growth momentum was evident and the window for passage continued to shrink in the lead-up to U.S. elections

31/08

Monday Newsletter 8.31.2020

3 things to know

- The Federal Reserve announced the results of its policy framework review and indicated a preference to average 2% inflation over time, but stopped short of implementing a new inflation-targeting rule or preferring anything more than a “modest” overshoot of the inflation target. The other key conclusion from the framework review was an emphasis of the benefits of allowing the labor market to reach maximum employment, made official in the statement via a switch to an asymmetric unemployment objective
- Growth in U.S coronavirus cases was relatively steady while India set a new record for single day infections. Daily new cases in most states across the U.S. continued to fall, but the level of new cases remained very high in several states in the South and Midwest. In India, more than 78,000 new cases were reported on Sunday, as the nation eclipsed the previous highest number of cases for a single day, which stood at 77,638 set in the U.S. back in July. Global deaths exceed 844,000 and cases rose above 25 million
- Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced he would step down due to worsening health issues. As the country’s longest serving leader, Abe had made it difficult for successors to raise their profile and so the party does not have a clear front-runner to replace him

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