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Outdated accounting practices that do not fully value intangible assets may be skewing the perceived potential of innovative businesses. Here’s how: Innovative companies are increasingly using intangible assets like #software and research to disrupt their industries and capture market share. However, unlike tangible assets like factories, modern accounting doesn't fully value intangible assets, potentially distorting income reported. The Weatherbie Capital team discusses this issue further in this commentary:
Alger's Amy Y. Zhang, CFA, and Teresa McRoberts were recognized as top #emale portfolio managers by Citywire USA. In case you missed it, read the full article here: Important Disclosures: https://lnkd.in/d92992r & https://lnkd.in/d7TKMsP
Although the global advertising market is growing rapidly, digital advertising is growing even faster. Have a listen to what Alger's George Dai has to say to investors about the role of digital advertising in this podcast episode:
Smartphones can do a lot, and we may be able to add "controlling an insulin pump" to the list later this year. In our latest podcast episode, Alger's Thomas DeBourcy, CFA, explains how healthcare companies are innovating to make diabetes more manageable.
Alger’s Brad Neuman, CFA, is in Europe this week to visit with investors and discuss the expected economic impact of the U.S. election. Today, he joined La Française for a productive luncheon to share ideas.
We're excited to join industry leaders at the TD Ameritrade National LINC Conference this week!
Despite what you might expect, the 2020 presidential election is, in our opinion, unlikely to impact the stock market. In a recent commentary, Brad Neuman, CFA, explains why:
Last week, Alger's Head of Retirement John Carbone had an opportunity to share ideas and plan for owning the future at the Empower Retirement National Sales meeting. Here, he's pictured with Empower team members Chris Doucet and Brian Connolly:
How will the 2020 presidential election impact stocks? Our experts believe the result of the election is unlikely to drive U.S. equity performance over the next few years. Read our Winter 2020 Capital Markets report to learn why:
Read our CEO's latest blog post to learn how the work of this year's Physiology or Medicine Nobel Prize winners sparked a race among labs and pharmaceutical companies to employ the researchers' findings:
