
Doug began his career on Wall Street in 1992 at Dean Witter. After developing a successful practice in New York, Doug moved with his wife and family to Israel.
Doug is accredited by the Israel Securities Authority (ISA) as a licensed Israeli advisor and is also a licensed U.S. advisor. ... more
Doug began his career on Wall Street in 1992 at Dean Witter. After developing a successful practice in New York, Doug moved with his wife and family to Israel.
Doug is accredited by the Israel Securities Authority (ISA) as a licensed Israeli advisor and is also a licensed U.S. advisor. He holds the designations of Certified Financial Planner™, Registered Investment Advisor, and Trust and Estate Practitioner. He is a member of both the Financial Planning Association and of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners.
Doug is frequently invited to give lectures as well as teach college courses on investing. He is often invited to comment on financial affairs on radio and TV and in local and international newspapers. He also serves as a trainer and consultant to banks in Israel.
Doug’s advice appears weekly in The Jerusalem Post, and he hosts a weekly radio show, Goldstein on Gelt, about business and investing. He is the author of the book Building Wealth in Israel: A Guide to International Investments and Financial Planning, and newly published Building Wealth: Investing in Stocks.
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Goldstein on Gelt Radio Show | |
July 2010 - Present (12 years 3 months) | |
The Goldstein on Gelt radio show incorporates investment tips, financial planning ideas, listener letters, and fantastic guest interviews with Nobel Prize winners, best-selling authors, world-famous money managers, and more. |
Director | |
Profile Investment Services | |
1997 - Present (25 years 11 months) |
Vassar College | |
BA | |
1988 / 1991 | |
English |
Rich As A King: How the Wisdom of Chess Can Make You a Grandmaster of Investing | |
Douglas Goldstein and Grandmaster Susan Polgar | |
Douglas Goldstein and Grandmaster Susan Polgar | |
10/20/2014 | |
Fundamentally, what separates a good chess player from a great player is the ability to create strategies and to adapt them to changing circumstances. Similarly, successful investors don’t just know a few tricks for picking stocks or building a budget. Rather, building wealth requires the ability to observe and examine the financial world and know when to act, react, or sit still.Rich As a King draws on the core strategies of grandmaster-level chess players and teaches you how their skills can guide you towards financial growth. The concepts addressed in the book include strategy, pattern recognition, efficiency, precision, and planning. |
Building Wealth in Israel: A Guide to International Investments and Financial Planning | |
Douglas Goldstein | |
Devora Publishing | |
09/05/2006 | |
Financial columnist for The Jerusalem Post, Doug Goldstein, asks: HOW COME SOME PEOPLE "MAKE IT" FINANCIALLY AND OTHERS DON’T? The author presents a solid overview of practical strategies for achieving financial success in the Israeli market. Writing in an easy-to-understand manner, Goldstein teaches his readers how to get their financial houses in order and how to create, step-by-step, long-term plans for their wealth. Special Guest chapter on Taxation by Leon Harris, CPA, International Tax Partner, Ernst&Young, Israel. |
Profile Perspectives | |
Douglas Goldstein | |
Douglas Goldstein | |
This blog contains the weekly pieces that Doug Goldstein writes for publication in the Jerusalem Post. |
Latest Comments
Why Investors Need To Know About Inflation And Unemployment
Thanks very much! I really appreciate the feedback. - Doug
Beware Of 3 Types Of Investment Risk
Thanks very much for your comment, Joe. There are a lot of different ways of measuring risk in the stock market and I will try to touch on some of them and upcoming posts.
U.S. Brokerage Account For Folks Outside The United States
Thanks. It turns out that more and more U.S. brokerage firms are kicking out their U.S. clients who live overseas. I have gotten a lot of calls in my office to help them. We handle U.S. investment and IRA accounts for people who live overseas, so if you know anyone who could use assistance, or whose current firm has sent them away, please let them know they can contact me. And thanks again, Anastasija, for the kind words on my video. -Doug