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Wall Street Transcript
March 2009

Wall Street Transcript Interview with Dave Young
TWST: Describe Paragon Wealth Management and your investment philosophy there. Mr. Young: I started and sold several successful businesses in the early 1980's. As a result of the sale of those businesses, I had a significant savings that I needt to invest. After extensive research, I wasn't able to find a firm that would do much more than takea buy and hold - hope and pray approach to investing with my money. I was unwilling to put my life savings at risk with that approach and decided to manage the money myself.

Utah Valley Business Q
March 2009

Stock Up- Position your Portfolio Today for Future Success
For many, a down economy typically translates into a "downer" mentality. The volatile market can be overwhelmingly discouraging, which leads business leaders to sit in their office with their head in their hands saying, "Tell me when it is over."

Utah CEO Magazine
February 2009

The Obama Effect- How the new administration might affect the stock market
If President-elect Obama implements his promised tax increases and imposes additional regulations on the financial services and manufacturing sectors, it's possible that some damage might befall our economy over the long-term.

Utah Business Magazine's website
January 2009

Paragon Wealth Management Offers Free Portfolio Reviews
Companies all over Utah are offering major discounts, sales and even free services to stay afloat and to maintain a consistent customer base. Of course, prices on many goods now are low, but some businesses fear investing, something which Dave Young, president of Paragon Wealth Management, said is not the right course of action.

Utah Valley Magazine
January 2009

Opportunity Knocks: Chances to buy at these prices only comes around every 50 years
Not to understate the obvious, but investment markets are difficult. They do whatever is necessary to cause the most grief to the largest number of people. The market continuously trains investors to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.