Genia Turanova

Genia Turanova

Benzinga Contributor

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Genia Turanova is a CFA charterholder and holds an MBA in (finance and investments) from New York’s Baruch College Zicklin School of Business. Genia has nearly two decades of Wall Street and investment advisory experience. She has managed a $30 mill...
Supercharge Your Income… With Stocks You Already Own
Many assets lose value over time. 
Make Sure You're Using This Underappreciated Investment Vehicle
Forty-five years ago, President Jimmy Carter signed the Revenue Act of 1978.
Why Buffett Loves These 3 Stocks
An interviewer once asked Warren Buffett about the worst trade he’d ever made… and he didn’t hesitate to answer… Buying Berkshire Hathaway.
Warren Buffett Is Cooling On One Of His Favorite Sectors
This weekend, investors from around the globe flocked to Omaha for one of the most anticipated events of the year… Berkshire Hathaway’s annual meeting. Every year since 1973, Warren Buffett has used the conference to share not just the status of his company… but his predictions for the market over the short and long term.
Stay Away From These 'Trading Sardines'
In 1896, the discovery of gold in Canada’s Yukon territory launched an era now known as the Yukon-Klondike gold rush. Over the next two years, 100,000 miners flooded into the area in search of the next big gold strike.  But it was far from easy… 
3 Ways To Capitalize On Oil's Improving Outlook
The oil industry just got another major tailwind… Two weeks ago, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said the U.S. aims to start purchasing oil from domestic producers later this year. 
Exxon's Latest Move Could Launch A Landgrab In The Oil Patch
On Friday, The Wall Street Journal reported that Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM)—the largest U.S. oil company—is eyeing a deal to acquire independent energy firm Pioneer Natural Resources (NYSE: PXD).
How To Collect Growing Income On Some Of The Market's Safest Assets
As you surely know by now, the Fed has been hiking interest rates as it tries to bring down inflation.  And even the banking crisis didn’t stop the central bankers from hiking in March. Altogether, the effective Fed Funds rate is now 4.8%—up from zero in March 2021.  The Fed’s hikes have pushed rates to levels not seen since 2007… 
How To Take Advantage Of A Declining Market
Over the past three weeks, I’ve explained why a recession is inevitable… and how to invest during the downturn.