David H. Horwich
The Pitfalls of Private Investing in the Obama Era
Obama created a high-risk, low-reward environment, yet the left wonders why companies aren't investing.
How About We Compare the Investment Records of Bain Capital and the Obama Administration?
This really isn't the debate the president wants to have...
Private Equity 101: A Mitt Romney Primer
No, Bain Capital didn't buy companies to destroy them. That doesn't even make sense. (Also read: "Pelosi: GOP Knows Romney Can't Win.")
Back to the Future with Jerry Brown at the Helm in California
He didn't do a good enough job ruining the state the last time he was in office, so giving him another crack at it apparently made sense to a majority of California voters.
A Modest Agenda for a New GOP Congress
What the Republicans could do with a majority that would give certainty to businesses, calm the markets, and reignite the economy.
Is the Stock Market Reading the Tea Leaves?
The American public seems ready to vote “Stop!!” and the markets, at least for now, are loving it.
Well, So Much for ‘Recovery Summer’
Not at all unexpectedly, the final jobs numbers before the election in 26 days are in and they are, well, grim.
Armstrong’s Troubles Explained
The arcane SEC rules and regulations that blogger Jerome Armstrong has run afoul of are a mystery to most of us. David H. Horwich, Managing Partner of Growth Capital Advisors, explains the level and context of the malfeasance in Armstrong's actions.
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