“If you have a long-term horizon, don’t stress yourself out by looking at the number every single day,” Asher Rogovy, the chief investment officer at Magnifina, said. “Over the long term, investors are more affected by compound returns than short-term volatility.”
“Restaurant spending provides an early view into consumer confidence because it’s one of the first expenses people cut when they’re worried about finances,” Rogovy said.
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.
“Startups are understood to be unprofitable by most accounting standards because they’re reinvesting back into their business,” says Asher Rogovy, chief investment officer at Magnifina.
“Derivatives aren’t for beginner or casual investors. Because they are essentially bets, Wall Street does a very good job of making sure they are accurately priced,” notes Rogovy.
“These posts are filled with disinformation, propaganda, and nonsense. Many posters explicitly say to ignore market data contrary to their thesis,” says Rogovy.
More generally, Asher Rogovy, chief investment officer at Magnifina, suggests that it’s best to avoid nominal assets in favor of real assets when inflation’s on the upswing.
“Small-cap stocks can have significant growth potential and often remain undervalued by the market,” says Asher Rogovy, chief investment officer at Magnifina, a portfolio management firm.
“Everyone is working to measure a company’s true market value,” Asher Rogovy, Chief Investment Officer at Magnifina, says. “Whoever understands the true value can profit by trading mispriced stocks.”
