CIO @ BBAE

James Early

Meet James Early, the Chief Investment Officer at BBAE. James previously served as CEO of MarketWise’s China subsidiary, as well as Director of Research & Analysis at The Motley Fool. He's a frequent commentator in media such as CNN, BBC, CNBC, CCTV, WSJ, NYT, Fox, and Men's Health. James, a former hedge fund analyst (and current mountaineering enthusiast), enjoys building strategic partnerships and sharing Wall Street wisdom in Main Street parlance on the BBAE blog.

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High Interest Rate Investing (BBAE’s latest Forbes piece)
High interest rates after low interest rates do weird things to markets. Here are which stocks, sectors and investments may benefit.
James Early · May 5, 2023 · 1 min read
Investing
Impostor Syndrome, US GDP, GMO Food, Japan: BBC Appearance
BBAE’s James Early joined BBC Business Matters with Devina Gupta and Colin Peacock to discuss US GDP, impostor syndrome, and GMO food.
James Early · April 28, 2023 · 2 min read
Investing
TikTok: Vanguard or Vanishing Flame? BBC Interview
BBAE CIO James Early discuss TikTok’s Congressional testimony on BBC’s Wake Up to Money show.
James Early · April 21, 2023 · 2 min read
Investing
FASB Lets Banks Hide Interest Rate Risk
Accounting standards protect banks from market volatility, but not bank investors. The University of Chicago’s Joao Granja explains.
James Early · April 20, 2023 · 1 min read
Investing
Your Worst Investing Enemy is You
Cognitive bias is what brings down most investors’ returns. Behavioral finance expert Victor Ricciardi weighs in.
James Early · April 19, 2023 · 1 min read
Investing
Did Rising Rates Kill Silicon Valley Bank?
Silicon Valley Bank’s blow-up had multiple causes. A quick change in interest rates was at the forefront.
James Early · April 18, 2023 · 1 min read

James Early

High Interest Rate Investing (BBAE’s latest Forbes piece)

Impostor Syndrome, US GDP, GMO Food, Japan: BBC Appearance

TikTok: Vanguard or Vanishing Flame? BBC Interview

FASB Lets Banks Hide Interest Rate Risk

Your Worst Investing Enemy is You

Did Rising Rates Kill Silicon Valley Bank?