Allow me to introduce myself.
I spent three decades in finance, half of it as a Wall Street trader. Institutional investors relied on me for guidance on the markets, the economy, and the politics that drive them.
After leaving New York, I consulted as a subject matter expert on capital markets, analyzing the trading landscape and identifying what comes next. Global investment banks and other Wall Street players hired me to help them decipher emerging trends.
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In an environment where once-incontrovertible truths have come into question, accurate sources matter more than ever. At its core, The Journeyman is opinion supported by facts. It relies on an old trader’s maxim: “In God We Trust. Everybody else, bring data.” Let me put it another way: I bring receipts.
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