JHK’s Three-Act Play
Our pal and frequent guest, Dave Collum, suggested we have a chat with his pal Tony Greer, an independent global market analyst with 25 years of trading experience in and around Wall Street. He graduated from Cornell University in 1990 and spent the first ten years of his career trading currencies, commodities, and precious metals at UBS and Goldman Sachs. In February of 2000, he left Goldman Sachs to start his own firm, Machine Trading, in the belly of the dotcom bubble. After 2 years and a great experience, Tony segued into a fifteen year career as a top producing equity sales trader at several different broker dealers including Stuart Frankel & Co., Dahlman Rose & Co., and Bank Hapoalim, where Tony ran equity sales and trading. The common denominator across shops, as the equity market evolved and electronic trading became more prevalent, was the subscriber growth of the daily note Tony wrote to his clients. As Tony’s subscriber list grew to over 1,000 market professionals he decided to leave the execution business and launch the Morning Navigator, as a subscriber model newsletter. He describes the Morning Navigator, steeped in technical analysis and behavioral finance, as “the morning note you will read first” and he has met with great success thus far. Tony lives in Atlantic Beach, N.Y. with his wife of 17 years, Gerianne, and their 3 children.
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Hi guys,
I’m from the bottom of the barrel. Analysts keep getting it wrong because anybody given a voice is not here. The bottom of the barrel kindly informs you that you now have 3 to 6 months to prepare for the all-out dollar crisis. Strategic default of unsecured credit card debt is now served for dinner. After giving our salesman president a chance for over 3 months, whereas O’s support could never take action, the vast majority of formerly credit worthy and prior middle class now take action with wallets because we do not appreciate being sold down the river again and again and again. This dinner does not include dessert, though I am certain sub (and not so sub) prime auto loans could make a tableside lap-dance and the temptation might be too much to resist. You see, at the bottom of the barrel, there is nothing to lose and there is no more fear. I have been here all my life, and now I am too smart and caring to ever make it out of the bottom. Notwithstanding the trivialness of Hard Data Guys in their epic circus to outcast the Fundamentalists, please understand that the Spirit of America has now moved the thought of action from the unconscious to the conscious mind. Most down here at the bottom of the barrel can’t even formulate the words to say what I have just chosen to share with you, and 99% of the 99% at the bottom do not even realize they just took action, but I am always early and rarely wrong. IT JUST HAPPENED. Plan accordingly and have a nice day,
Paul
This dude is smoking the Progress pipe—he was basically prostrating to the god of technological Progress there at the end. Yikes.
Also sounds like he’s smoking the Trump/tax cuts/deregulation pipe.
Be surprised if he’s not a Foxist.
Decent interview. Really surprised you let him slide on the whole “Obama destroyed coal” narrative. You and your listeners know it had way more to do with cheap natural gas than anything Obama did.
I think JHK likes to hear economic lingo, especially from the boiler room / trader guys. Its the attraction of diametric opposites.
Good podcast. Nice to hear different views. Obama did nothing for the economy and Trump tax cuts will be great for traders. No self-interest in that. War on coal? Thanks I need a chuckle now and then from the right. Fun to hear how the bubbles build with thinking like that. If we be awash in oil why did the price go up today? Why is it not under $10 a barrel. Remember remember the Fifth of November.