Idan Koren graduated Duke University last year. At a young age of 23, he is already a technical analyst for a hedge fund, trading equities in his own account, and CFO of a startup- CourseRank, which aims to help college students properly plan their entire educational experience. You can find Idan's regular market commentary on StockTock.com. Click here for video excerpts.
Paul Kedrosky spoke with us about the economic activity we have seen over the last 20 years and where we may be headed next. Kedrosky's rational and sophisticated explanations of the formation and collapses of bubbles are key to adjusting one's investment portfolio (if such a thing still exists.) Kedrosky successes over the years of jumping into emerging trends in their early stages and exiting before the collapse makes him a prime candidate to predict where this wacky world may be headed next. Click here for video excerpts.
IPO's in 2010
Leigh Jones, professional trader, sat down with us to talk about her early career and trading style. We found out that Leigh is very active trading, managing over 100 positions at any given time, as well as aggressively day trading the open, looking for bounces intra day in stocks, and trading forex at night. You can find Leigh Jones on Bulls On Wall Street. Click here for video excerpts from the interview.
Trading Style Part 1
Quint Tatro discuses the versatility of peanut butter and why it will help the Haitian earthquake survivors. Visit PBforhaiti.com to learn more and to donate.
Andrew Ross Sorkin, financial columnist for the New York Times and author of Too Big To Fail, on media, the blogosphere and financial bubbles. Click here for short video excerpts.
Chasing the Market Fuels the Bubble
A Series of Bubbles
Efficiency of Online Media
Full Interview
Suri Duddella explains how he went from being a robotics engineer to a chart patterns trader. In this interview he discusses his pre-meditation routine before he trades and how he wrote his book "Trade Chart Patterns Like The Pros."
Chart Patterns
We spoke with Jamie Burak around four months ago. As Burak's website explains, the market place has changed over the years into becoming, "increasingly global in nature, they present investors with a new set of problems. Low yield environments. Foreign exchange fluctuations. Underperforming assets." Our short clips continue focusing on a point many of our guests have made: Manage your risk first and worry about profits after.
Worst Trades/Best Trades
Kevin Hughes of K.M. Hughes & Associates sat down with us to talk Forex trading, getting into the business at a young age, and the importance of risk management. Hughes dispells the myth that currency trading is risky, by emphasizing the importance of focusing on the risk of each trade as opposed to the profit potential. You can visit Kevin Hughes' blog here. Click here for video excerpts of the interview.
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