Sam Oshana Info

In the environs of Boston where Sam spent his childhood, he found solace in the comforting words of Henry David Thoreau. Throughout his existence, the philosophical discourses of Thoreau, as well as those he inspired – figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi – served as an intellectual feast for Sam. Thoreau’s reflections on civil disobedience have guided Sam in confronting distinct and significant instances of injustice, albeit with a caveat of not upsetting the legal framework entirely. Sam firmly believes in the continued significance of Thoreau’s notions on freedom in today’s society.

During the course of his adult life, Sam found a renewed connection with the poetry of Walt Whitman, wherein he discovered comfort and inspiration. Expressions such as “Battles are lost in the same spirit in which they are won,” from Whitman’s Leaves of Grass, have served as a source of joy during challenging phases of his life. Whitman’s fondness for freedom, the individual, the divine, and nature have been a source of inspiration for Sam. In 2017, the publication of Life and Adventures of Jack Engle by the Walt Whitman Quarterly Review was an unexpected pleasure that Sam greatly appreciated.

While living in Florida, Sam had the chance to revisit the captivating literary creations of Ernest Hemingway. Hemingway’s words, “In order to write about life first you must live it,” are a testament to his own life – a saga of endless adventures. For Sam, who led a comparatively regular life, Hemingway’s tales transported him into a world of adventures, from The Sun Also Rises to The Dangerous Summer.

From the moment Sam participated in a school production of Mark Twain’s The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, he was drawn towards learning more about the celebrated author. More than a century after Twain’s death, his influence remains paramount in American literature and lifestyle. Hemingway acknowledged this in 1935, saying, “All modern American literature comes from a book by Mark Twain called Huckleberry Finn,” acknowledging Twain’s casual style’s deep impact on American authors. Twain’s enduring humor continues to entertain, making even the most skeptical readers smile today. Quotes such as “Do the right thing. It will gratify some people and astonish the rest” have guided Sam in his personal and work life.

Throughout what can now be called a long and successful career, Samuel Oshana worked his magic with some of the largest and most prominent brokerages in the country, including JP Morgan and Heartland Securities. As a securities broker, he held Series 7 and Series 63 licenses, which allow a broker to trade in securities, as well as a Series 55, which grants brokers the right to engage in equity trading. While he was an investment broker, Samuel Oshana learned a great about the value of investment and gained the power to maximize investment returns.

Although Samuel Oshana has spent most of his adult life in Florida, he still finds himself rooting for the sports teams located in his hometown of Boston, Massachusetts. No matter how old he gets, he gets excited about how well his beloved Boston sports teams do, which is leading to the city’s growing reputation as a city of sports champions. Just in the last year, the Boston Red Sox won the World Series in Major League Baseball and the New England Patriots won the Super Bowl championship in the National Football League. In addition, the Boston Bruins came within one game of winning the Stanley Cup this year.

Over his long career, Samuel Oshana has shown himself to be an accomplished and successful businessman and investment professional, making a great many wise investments in a great many business areas in both New York and Florida. He has worked with some of the largest and most prominent brokerages in the country, like Heartland Securities and JP Morgan, where he used his Series 7 and Series 63 licenses to trade all types of securities and make a lot of people a lot of money.

However, Samuel Oshana would rather follow sports from his hometown of Boston. For instance, he is quite fond of his hometown Boston Celtics basketball team of the National Basketball Association. There is nothing difficult about being a Celtics fan. The Celtics have the most championships in NBA history, with 17 championships between 1957 and 2008. In fact, between the 1958-1959 season and the 1965-1966 seasons, the Celtics won 8 championships in a row, and 11 out of 13 in roughly the same span in the 1950s and 1960s.

Another Boston sports team of which Samuel Oshana is quite fond are the New England Patriots. The Boston Patriots were an original team in the American Football League, as a way to get professional football back in the city. The AFL started play in 1961 and the league was so successful, they merged with the older NFL in 1970. In 1971, the team started playing in Foxboro Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, which was closer to Rhode Island than Boston, so the team changed its name to the New England Patriots. The Patriots’ last losing season was in 2000, and they have now appeared in 11 Super Bowls, winning six them, which puts them in a tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the most Super Bowl wins.

In more recent years, as he concentrates almost exclusively in Florida, especially Florida real estate, Samuel Oshana has had great success in several business areas in both New York and Florida.. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated an excellent ability to start up a new company and transform it into a highly successful business establishment. One of his best examples he can point to came with his role in the startup of merchant payment processor Apex Data Systems, which he founded even as he was still working with First Data Corporation. He grew Apex into a powerhouse and sold it sometime later for an excellent return on investment.

Throughout his career, Samuel Oshana has worked with some of the largest and most prominent investment houses in the country, including such prominent names as Heartland Securities and JP Morgan. He managed to obtain series 7, 63 and 55 licenses, which meant he could sell all types of securities and also engage in equity trading, as well. Over that period, he learned the value of investment and how best to maximize investment returns.

Samuel Oshana continues that tradition these days, as he uses others’ real estate as collateral to loan large amounts of capital to individuals and small companies. That real estate has allowed Sam to expand the scope of his business and his investment portfolio. In fact, he recently obtained a Florida real estate brokerage license, which has expanded his ability to widen his reach with investments in Florida commercial and residential real estate, primarily in Dade and Broward Counties. He purchases abandoned properties at a low price, fixes them up and sells them for a significant profit.