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"It's a non-economic event, and it's very unlike what's going on in Libya or the Middle East," said Tim Speiss , chairman of the personal-wealth advisory practice at EisnerAmper LLP with more than $1 billion under advisory.
Gold Ends At Record, Silver Recoups Losses Tatyana Shumsky 2011
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Timothy Speiss, head of personal wealth advisors at Eisner LLP.
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Similarly, anyone sitting on a long-term capital gain now in the form of, say, stock in a closely-held business or a very old investment, should weigh the pros and cons of selling now to get the lower capital gains rate, according to Speiss.
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The watchword, according to Speiss: "You shouldn't be pulling income, selling anything or exercising anything if the valuation of the asset is artificially low."
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But Speiss says PFCs could absorb these bubbles, reducing neurological problems.
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"Heart-lung machines used in bypass surgery create tiny air bubbles in the bloodstream," says Speiss.
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"Maybe the losses were too extreme of a reaction for some of the stocks that got hit," said Speiss.
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Eisner's Tim Speiss on year-end tax planning tips that can help you reduce your tax bill.
Forbes.com: News Deborah Jacobs 2011
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"We don't know yet where that is going to end up," Speiss said.
CNN.com 2011
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"This month has been about a lack of confidence, and if Bernanke announces the injection of additional stimulus, that will give the markets confidence that something is being done, which should at least decrease some of the volatility we've been seeing," said Tim Speiss, head of personal wealth advisors at EisnerAmper in New York.
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