ENTREPRENEURS: Physicians and Medical Professionals

By Dr. David Edward Marcinko MBA

SPONSOR: http://www.MARCINKOASSOCIATES.com

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SERVING ALL PHYSICIANS AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS

At D.E. Marcinko & Associates our clients traditionally are medical entrepreneurs that include physicians [MD, MBBS, DPM and DO], dentists [DDS and DMD], Registered Nurses [RNs], Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists [CRNA], Physician Assistants [PA] and Nurse Practitioners [NP]. A growing cohort of clients include medical technologists, physical, speech and occupational therapists, etc.

The above healthcare providers are naturally segregated into three career tranches: 1. New practitioners, 2] Mid-Career practitioners and 3] Mature practitioners. We serve them all and are fully prepared for any special needs situation that may arise in any tranche [death, divorce, adverse risk event and/or bankruptcy, reorganization, etc].

At D. E. Marcinko & Associates, our colleagues are located throughout the United States. They are considering the sale, purchase, strategic or operational improvement, merger, acquisition and/or other business or personal financial planning transaction. Our guidance helps doctors, nurses, practices, clinics, ambulatory surgery centers, outpatient wound care facilities realize their ultimate goals.

We can do it all for you, or educate and guide do it yourself colleagues to reach the best possible outcomes.

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DAILY UPDATE: The Magnificent Seven Stocks

By Staff Reporters

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Tech giants highlight busiest earnings week of the season: Five of the Magnificent Seven—Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Alphabet—will deliver their Q4 results, and we advise you against taking a shot every time AI is mentioned. On Wednesday, Boeing is scheduled to give an update on how the 737 Max 9 debacle will impact its 2024 forecasts. In all, 106 S&P 500 companies will report this week, including Starbucks, Pfizer, GM, and Big Oil.

Fed meeting and jobs report: As if those earnings won’t keep Wall Street on its toes, the Fed will wrap up its first meeting of the year on Wednesday and the January jobs report will drop on Friday. Chair Jerome Powell will almost certainly keep interest rates unchanged for now, but investors are keen to hear whether he predicts a rate cut in March. On the jobs front, US employers are expected to have continued hiring briskly in January, despite the wave of high-profile layoff announcements.

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PODCAST: Hospital Medicare Break-Even Plans

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By Eric Bricker MD

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