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August 2022
Is Gold an Inflation Hedge?
“I’m always surprised how often investors forget that plain old stocks hedge against inflation over the long term,” says Rogovy.
Tesla Stock: Time to Head for the Exit or Double Down?
For Asher Rogovy, the biggest concern investors should focus on right now is the actions of Tesla’s senior executives. “Over the past 12 months, insiders have sold over $25 billion in shares.”
April 2022
Should You Invest in Tech Companies in Uncertain Times?
“Tech stocks showing positive earnings and cash flow tend to be less volatile in a bear market.”
March 2022
Buying real estate with an IRA is possible
Asher Rogovy, chief investment officer of Magnifina LLC, suggests that a multi-unit property may be more suitable as an investment than a small one. “More rental income helps amortize custodial fees,” Rogovy says.
January 2022
Will The Federal Government Approve Another Stimulus Check?
Given how concerned Americans are about inflation, further government stimulus is unlikely.
It’s National Trivia Day: How Well Do You Know Your Money?
That salt shaker on your table isn’t worth very much now, but ancient cultures used salt as a form of money, said Asher Rogovy, CIO of Magnifina, an SEC-registered investment advisor.
Charles Schwab Review 2022
“We’ve chosen Schwab as our primary custodian,” said Asher Rogovy, the chief investment officer at Magnifina, LLC, an investment advisory firm.
November 2021
Best Investing Tips For Beginners
Inflation Watch 2021: 5 Ways to Protect Your Investment Portfolio from Rising Prices
“I’m always amazed how many people forget that ordinary stocks are an inflation hedge over the long-term. Spikes in inflation and interest rates can certainly harm stock returns in the short run, and many investors in the 70s remember this well. But stock shares represent a real and productive asset. If prices rise, so too should revenue.”
Should You Invest in Healthcare Stocks?
Telehealth stocks are companies that help patients access healthcare remotely. And this category has emerged as an exciting new frontier when it comes to healthcare stocks, says Asher Rogovy, chief investment officer at Magnifina.
September 2021
Gross vs. Net income: What’s the difference?
The Best Online Brokers According to Five Financial Experts
“We’ve chosen Schwab as our primary custodian,” said Asher Rogovy, the Chief Investment Officer at Magnifina, LLC, an investment advisory firm.
7 Secrets Financial Advisors Know but Probably Won’t Tell You
July 2021
What to know about derivatives
What Is Securities-Based Lending?
“It’s in the interest of both parties that the value of the securities remains stable so the lender doesn’t have to liquidate them,” says Rogovy.
June 2021
The 5 biggest money scams financial experts have seen so far in 2021
“These posts are filled with disinformation, propaganda, and nonsense. Many posters explicitly say to ignore market data contrary to their thesis,” says Rogovy.
Retirement Investing 101: A beginner’s guide to retirement investing
“Ideally, an investment portfolio generates predictable income for retirement, but it’s not strictly necessary. Instead, active investors could sell profitable assets to fund retirement expenses. But this requires discipline and most retirees would rather just relax.”
AMC Entertainment: the longer term challenges ahead for US cinema stock
May 2021
Investing for Beginners: Where to Invest Your First $500 Right Now
Large-cap stocks are typically from companies worth more than $10 billion. “Large-cap stocks are generally safer but slower growing than other classes,” says Asher Rogovy, chief investment officer at investment advisory firm Magnifina in New York City.
How to Buy Stocks Online in 7 Steps
“Holding 30 stocks spread across various sectors and styles achieves extremely robust diversity,” agrees Rogovy.
April 2021
The Rise of Meme Stocks
March 2021
Should Stock Market Investors Worry About Inflation?
Asher Rogovy is the Chief Investment Officer at Magnifina, LLC, a New York-based investment advisor that takes a long-term view with their client’s portfolios. He explains rising inflation and equity price risk this way, “Inflation is when prices rise, and this includes asset prices. Over the long-term stock prices rise along with inflation, as do other investment assets. The key here is long-term, because inflation may cause short-term volatility in stock prices. Stock prices are sensitive to interest rates, which are affected by inflation expectations.” Rogovy further explains that this isn’t the 1970s economy, ”Anyone investing during the 1970s remembers the damage caused by the oil crisis. In this case, persistent inflation held stock prices down for a long time. However, today’s economy is structurally different. In the 1970s, many manufacturing stocks were hurt as the cost of energy rose which cut profit margins. Today’s service-based stocks are less sensitive to input prices.”
Are We Headed For A Hyperinflation?
Says Rogovy, “In the US, the central bank does not pay debt with the money it creates. Rather, it lends money at its targeted interest rate and the private sector employs that capital more productively. The money created is paid back, which is a crucial reason this monetary policy doesn’t produce hyperinflation.”
February 2021
What the GameStop chaos means for your investment strategy
January 2021
With rates so low, are CDs worth it in 2021?
“CDs are a single step up from savings accounts in terms of both risk and reward,” he says. “The increased risk is because a CD must be held to its maturity, whereas savings accounts allow withdrawals at any time.”