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Landlines are a dying breed. And the main cause of this mass technology extinction is the increasingly mobile millennial generation. Wireless Has Finally Won
by Joseph Hargett May 16, 2017 Investment Opportunities
Landlines are a dying breed. And the main cause of this mass technology extinction is the increasingly mobile millennial generation.
Your Secrets: Known … and Sold
by Ted Bauman May 1, 2017 Privacy Invasion
Without asking us, Big Data companies harvest, analyze and sell every scrap of data they can glean from our use of their products.
https://banyanhill.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/jhargett.jpg The Death of Cable TV
by Joseph Hargett April 25, 2017 Investment Opportunities
Despite the cable TV industry's denials, the fact of the matter is that millennials just don’t watch TV the same way baby boomers did when they were young.
While companies such as Amazon, Facebook and Netflix generally steal most of the headlines, one overlooked company has the potential to outstrip them all. Bigger Than Amazon?
by Joseph Hargett April 12, 2017 Investment Opportunities
While companies such as Amazon, Facebook and Netflix generally steal most of the headlines, one overlooked company has the potential to outstrip them all.
Market share is everything. But as iPhone creator Apple continues to show, revenue can often be more about value than volume. Consumers Spend Big on Apple
by Joseph Hargett April 11, 2017 Investment Opportunities
Market share is everything. But as iPhone creator Apple continues to show, revenue can often be more about value than volume.

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