Kotok

"We expect oil prices to fall when highly desirable, sweet Libyan crude production is resumed and enters the pipeline," David Kotok , chairman of Cumberland Advisors, wrote Sunday.

Oil Prices Set to Slip if Rebels Win Libya Liam Pleven 2011

"We really feel like we can make this into something significant," Mr. Kotok said.

British Publisher Buys Mental Floss Russell Adams 2011

When Roubini then decided to predict the fourth quarter's GDP growth (which David Kotok, chief investment officer of Cumberland Advisors, told Politico will matter more than the third quarter number), Weisenthal saw it as backpedaling, and he summarized the economist's tweet thusly: "Okay, It's NEXT Quarter That We'll See The Double Dip."

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An opponent of free ads, he placed an angry call to The Week's president, Steven Kotok , who told Mr. Dennis the ad was part of a fruitful partnership under which the two publications shared mailing lists.

British Publisher Buys Mental Floss Russell Adams 2011

"Like everything else Mr. Dennis does, which seems weird at first," Mr. Kotok added, "this is starting to make sense to us, too."

British Publisher Buys Mental Floss Russell Adams 2011

"You have to examine the fine print," says David Kotok , chairman of Sarasota, Fla., investment advisory firm Cumberland Advisors.

Are Brokerage Accounts Safe? Joe Light 2011

The decision to leave oversight of some primary dealers to others has been "a disaster," says David Kotok , chairman of Cumberland, a Philadelphia-based money-management firm.

When Dealers Fail the Fed Victoria McGrane 2011

You'll still be subject to problems if the insurer can't make good on claims, notes Mr. Kotok.

Are Brokerage Accounts Safe? Joe Light 2011

Later that month, Mr. Kotok says he took Mental Floss back issues, T-shirts, books and some financial details to Mr. Dennis's estate on the Caribbean island of Mustique.

British Publisher Buys Mental Floss Russell Adams 2011

Kotok expects companies to move the rigs to other parts of the world where deep-water drilling continues.

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