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Happy Holidays from the MCM Capital Dancing Elves

MCM Capital would like to thank each and everyone of you for taking the time to read our blog and post very insightful comments over the last five months. Our blog will be on hold and our posts will continue after the first of the year due to the hectic Holiday Season. We hope you have enjoyed reading them as much as we have enjoyed writing them and hope they have been both informative and interesting for each of you. If you should have any suggestions on topics you would like to see us write about please do not hesitate to ask, this blog is meant for our readers. Thanks again and Happy Holidays from all of us at MCM Capital Partners!

For your entertainment please check out the video of our Holiday office party below…and yes those are our real moves!

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