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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 ...more

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How To Invest In Periods Of High Inflation
Let’s debunk some myths about how to invest during high inflation, and then look at alternatives.
Why Some Wills Work Better To Distribute Assets Than Other Wills
If you want to make life easier for your heirs, a will is an important document to prepare… correctly.
Are You Too Afraid Of Losing Money To Invest In The Stock Market?
Investors who try to time the market may lose money. If they resist the urge to sell when the market falls and continue to hold through the market’s recovery, they may be able to keep or increase their portfolios.
Why Your Investments Must Be Different From Your Parents’
If you own a great stock or mutual fund, should you also buy the investment for your children? Or, if your parents tell you about a great performing investment that they own, should you go out and buy it for your own account?
How To Prepare For The Next Stock Market Crash
Crashes are more about the speed of decline than its depth or duration. The Flash Crash of 2010 saw the market plunge 1000 points in minutes. In the 2008 crash, the market fell more than 20% within days (and ultimately dropped around 50%).
Buying And Selling Stocks During Periods Of Economic Crisis
How long can an economic crisis last, and what ramifications does it have for your investment portfolio? 
How To Squeeze More Dollars Out Of Your Investments
A recent widow in her seventies came into my office for an initial meeting on how to increase her investment income. She said that the $25,000 per year from her portfolio and pensions was simply not enough income to maintain her lifestyle.
How To Recover From A Financial Loss
While a financial loss can be devastating, it doesn’t mean that your situation can’t be improved. Sometimes, your loss can even, ironically, spur you on towards future success.
How Much Money Can You Afford To Lose In A Risky Investment?
When you put money in the stock market you give up the certainty in return for the potential reward of growth. By choosing a risky investment, you bet that the potential for high profits is greater than the possibility of losing your money.
Why Are Dividend-Paying Stocks Like A Paycheck?
Dividend-paying stocks can provide steady income in the form of regular quarterly cash payments.
Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Market Volatility
Volatility is a measure of how much a stock price fluctuates.
Should I Be Concerned About A Crash In The Global Economy?
Is the global economy on the verge of another collapse? Thirty years ago, if you were a stock market investor in the United States, your main concern would probably have been the overall health of the U.S. economy.
Are Bonds "Safe" Even If They Drop In Value?
When you buy a bond, you lend money to a government or company. In exchange, they pay you interest for the time they hold the funds.
Is There A Difference Between Growth And Value Stocks?
Long-term, value investing has delivered higher returns than growth investing. “Growth stocks” are known by that name because they grow their earnings at a faster average rate than the market.
Why Conservative Investments Are Not As “Safe” As You Think
Conservative investments, such as bank savings accounts or CDs (certificates of deposit in a bank), may not be as safe as you think. These types of accounts may actually produce negative real return rates over the years.
Why A Stock’s Price Doesn’t Matter
There are many factors to consider before buying a stock, but the sticker price shouldn’t be one of them.
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