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Ed Coburn

President and Publisher, Cabot Wealth Network

Ed Coburn has run Cabot Wealth Network since 2018 when he bought the company from longtime friend and colleague Tim Lutts. Ed is a graduate of Cornell University and holds an MBA from the Olin School of Management at Babson College. His career has brought him into many different sectors of the economy, from software and healthcare to transportation and manufacturing, and even oil spills. He is active in the Financial Media Association, a past Director of the Software & Information Industry Association, a member of the American Association of Individual Investors, and a frequent speaker at industry events.

From this author
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My notes and investing ideas from 3 days at The MoneyShow/Las Vegas.
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Our inboxes are full of wild and outlandish conspiracies, promises, and secrets but they won’t help investors be more successful.
Human cognitive biases can help us in some instances but when it comes to investing, it’s usually best to stick with research and analysis.
Despite concerns coming into 2023, the U.S. economy is showing a degree of strength that continues to bode well for investors.