Michael Shulman

Michael Shulman is currently editor of several newsletters and investment advisory services and is also author of the book Sell Short (John Wiley & Sons, 2009).

Options Income Blueprint is a unique advisory service published by Traders Reserve and based on fundamental analysis with recommendations for option selling strategies and positions to generate consistent monthly income.

The New Normal Investor is a stock investing service using non-traditional investment segments such as Personalization or The New Frugal to identify and recommend winning income and growth stocks that will outperform the market.

Michael Shulman's Short Side Trader is an investing service published by Traders ...More Reserve. The service is designed for individual and professional investors and use fundamental analyses to identify failing companies and the stocks that go along with them. The service has been in operation since 2006.

The Madness of Crowds is a free e-letter published weekly providing analysis, insight and direction related to the world and domestic economy and equity markets.

Mr. Shulman joined the Traders Reserve after ten years with InvestorPlace Media, his turn to financial advisory services coming after more than twenty years actively involved in the development of new technologies. He was founder and CEO of an internet company, AtYourBusiness.com, sat on the board of The NextGen I venture fund, worked as a consultant or founding employee of several technology startups, was a product manager for a Silicon Valley Start up when the country had 49 personal computer companies and did similar work in the mid-1980s for AT&T.

Mr. Shulman graduated Georgetown University with a degree in philosophy in 1977, worked in the renewable energy field for five years – same vocabulary, hope and promises as we are hearing today - before moving to the marketing of industrial and agricultural products with several New York firms. When asked if there is a thread in his career his answer is “Yes. Change, what is new. And what other people are missing, things they think are not normal - things I see as becoming a standard or success."