Experienced LA Securities Professional Micah Scheinberg by Micah Scheinberg https://padlet.com/micahscheinberg/About Based in Los Angeles, Micah Scheinberg joined Alex Brown, a Division of Raymond James, in 2016 and continues to serve the company in the role of managing director. Micah Scheinberg previously spent 13 years with Deutsche Bank, including time as managing director, prior to the Alex Brown division of Deutsche Bank being sold to Raymond James. From 1996 to 2003, he led activities at Goldman Sachs in the position of vice president. Over the course of a more than 25-year career in finance, he has developed a diverse skill set, with particular experience in areas of portfolio management, equity derivatives and sales, hedge funds, and other types of alternative investments. Micah Scheinberg holds a bachelor of arts in economics from Claremont McKenna College, as well as a master of business administration in finance from the University of Southern California Marshall School of Business. He boxed and played varsity football while a student at Claremont, and served USC as chairman of the finance committee. en-us 2020-12-08 08:14:50 UTC 2022-03-14 06:37:26 UTC hello@padlet.com Understanding Alternative Investments micahscheinberg https://padlet.com/micahscheinberg/About/wish/2070842920 Based in Manhattan Beach, California, Micah Scheinberg is a professional with more than two decades of experience in financial services. He serves as managing director of Alex Brown, a Raymond James division, where he deals exclusively in assisting clients in achieving their investment goals. Micah Scheinberg is also well-versed in alternative investments.



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Based in Manhattan Beach, Micah Scheinberg is a financial executive and managing director at Alex Brown, a division of Raymond James. Undertaking performance monitoring and risk analysis, Micah Scheinberg provides strategic guidance on asset allocation strategy.

With significant changes to the federal tax laws being enacted, one aspect that remains the same is attaining zero percent taxes on long-term capital gains and qualified dividends. An example is a married couple with two kids who files jointly and earn up to $109,250 in adjusted gross income. After the $25,900 standard deduction is factored in, the couple can have taxable income totaling as much as $83,350 and still be in the zero percent bracket. There are additional strategies for itemizing deductions and bringing taxes for long-term gains and dividends to zero percent for couples who exceed the allowable threshold.

Another tax-advantaged pathway involves sheltering current-year capital gains within current-year capital losses, as well as any capital loss carryover from previous years. This can be used to avoid an onerous tax burden, even among families whose total income passes the allowable threshold.
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