Top wealth advisor and fund of funds manager Jeffrey Arsenault invites likeminded arts patrons and philanthropists to join him in supporting the Stepping Stones Museum for Children by attending the annual Kaleidoscope Ball this April 5, 2014 to be held at the museum in Norwalk, Connecticut.
J.C. Penney recently announced amendments to its poison pill plan a defense strategy against potential hostile takeovers extending its expiration from 2014 to 2017 and lowering its threshold of ownership from 10% to 4.9% – in a bid calculated to protect its net operating loss carry-forward as well as lessen the likelihood of an unwanted takeover.
Jeffrey Arsenault is the principal and founder of Old Greenwich Capital Partners (OGCP), LLC, a New York-based investment managing firm. He has more than 25 years investment experience, having worked as a partner with Paradigm Capital, Inc., a Canadian investment boutique before I established OGCP in 2005.
Investments expert and Hedge Fund of Funds manager Jeffrey Arsenault, a member of the Stepping Stones Museum for Children’s Board of Directors, along with other arts patrons, has attended the launch of two new major exhibits last February 14, as part of the museum’s Healthy Children, Healthy Communities initiative aimed at promoting healthy living for children, families, and communities.
t’s confirmed. Janet Yellen is the next in line to head the U.S. Federal Reserve. Yellen is the first woman to take over the position in the 100-year history of the U.S. central bank, and the second woman to lead a central bank for a developed nation. When becoming the Fed Chairwoman, she also became the first nominee to run the Federal Reserve since Paul Volcker stood at its helm in 1979.
There’s no denying that 2013 has been a terrific year for stocks, despite facing uncertainties and doubts from bearish naysayers. The Dow Jones Industrial average rose 26.50%, its best return since 1995, and the Standard & Poor 500 index soared 29.60% in the past year, its best year since 1997, with all of its 10 sectors ending the year higher.
There are many ways to achieve success, but in the search for it, one must be willing to explore and be unafraid of failure. Learn the rules, develop your skills, and make your own way into the world without fear. Rules and standards can be challenged, especially with changing environments, but you have to do this intelligently with proper protocols. Learn the mechanisms at work and behind each process and structure figure a “best practice” that delivers consistent return on investment. It is not how much work you do but how efficiently you process that work which matters. Methods of execution are of enormous importance in a high paced environment.
On Wednesday last week (February 5th 2014), Jeff Reeves declared in his article “This one job report will make or break the year” that “[i]f ever there was a report that could make or break a market, it is Friday’s update on January job creation…” He explained that although a robust job market is not a requirement for a stock market rally, in order to build significant gains, investor confidence is still important.
It is a common misconception that people who have made it big in the realm of finance and business world don’t have lives at all. Even though they’re experts in what they do, they also engage in various areas of interests outside of business. Some take on sports, while some take on the arts. And, like most executives and other people, they have families of their own, and likewise perform their duties and responsibilities as spouses and parents to their children. One man who has all of these is Jeffrey Arsenault, from Old Greenwich CT.
In handling and managing wealth, there is always the certainty of something good or bad happening. Depending on how a person makes a decision with regard to his or her money, wealth could either grow or lose exponentially. As money grows exponentially, so is the person’s ability to grab various opportunities for investments.
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