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Sovereign Global Advisors' CEO, John Dragotta was recently interviewed by Janee Law of the Long Islander. The interview is reproduced here, but please feel free to click the link below to read the article on the Long Islander website. "Firm Grows within Local Community" May 8, 2017 When John Dragotta, president and CEO of Melville-based financial firm Sovereign Global Advisors, wanted to open up his own branch at age 25, he ran into a little trouble. He said people thought h

Regardless of the rain that occasionally sprinkled on the heads of happy festival goers, this weekend was a wonderful experience of community pride and fun. It seemed as if all of Huntington and the surrounding area came out to enjoy the carnival rides, purchase the beautiful handcrafted items local artisans created, eat the delicious food small shops sold from their booths and learn about their community’s businesses and organizations. Taking part in this year's fall festiva

I'm sure if you've been on the floor or checking on your portfolio today you’re wondering too, “Why are the markets so eerily quiet right now?” But do you know just how quiet it has been? Well, according to an article posted today by Luke Kawa and Julie Verhage, the 20-day moving average of volume across all of U.S. stock exchanges is at its LOWEST level in over a year. Now that's quiet the muffled market. Some Speculation on Why the Stock Market is Holding its Tongue It’s Su

A news article posted by OnWallStreet on August 8th, 2016; caught our eye today. You can read the post by clicking OnWallStreet. Here, the author, Richard Stolz, writes about the ongoing conversation between lobbyists, judges, lawmakers, and brokers on the new Department of Labor regulations. Specific Points to Take Note of in this Article: The fact that how 401(k) rollovers are handled when participants retire or change jobs will indeed be affected by these new regulations.

The Sovereign Global Advisors team, in the presence of the company President and CEO John Dragotta, volunteered their time to serving at St. Luke's Lutheran Church Soup Kitchen. It was this time last year that the company had the honor to first serve a meal to the homeless and "it's humbling to have the opportunity to do so again," stated Mr. Dragotta. On Thursday, midday, the church transforms its theater space to feed the city's homeless population. Before the line started