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Charitable Remainder Unitrusts – A Real Life Example of FLI Putting Our Own Advice into Action

Bruce A. Siegel, Executive Vice President and General Counsel at First Long Island Investors, works with clients to develop strategies that enable their estates to be structured in ways that will meet their investment, philanthropic, and legacy goals.  He recently took his own advice in support of the Diabetes Research Institute Foundation.  Bruce and his […]

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1st Quarter 2017 Report to Investors

March 31, 2017 “It’s far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price.” – Warren Buffett Virtually all domestic equity markets in the first quarter of the year reflected continued economic optimism that resulted post the contentious 2016 Presidential election.  Small business and consumer confidence, […]

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Web Seminar: 2017 Market Outlook

On February 8, 2017, Robert D. Rosenthal, CEO and Chief Investment Officer, Ralph F. Palleschi, President and COO, and Philip W. Malakoff, SVP, Wealth Management, shared with clients and business partners First Long Island Investors’ 2017 market outlook during a web seminar.  They covered the firm’s expectations for 2017 and how we are positioning client […]

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2017- A big change is coming, maybe! – Investment Outlook

“Change is the law of life.  And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.” – John F. Kennedy Change typically is not necessarily accepted well in the short term by financial markets.  However, the unexpected (for most) election of President-elect Donald J. Trump and the control of […]

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3rd Quarter 2016 Report to Investors

“Investing is the intersection of economics and psychology” Seth Klarman (famous investor)   Despite significant uncertainty during the third quarter, most equity markets prospered while bond markets were mixed with corporates appreciating and municipals declining slightly.  Commodities (gold and oil) were flat to slightly lower and residential real estate seemed to continue its upward trajectory […]

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