Stephen Aniston
ABOUT
Steve invests his own money and utilizes a discretionary macro trading strategy based on trend following, mean reversion and technical analysis blended in with some macroeconomic research. His goal is to get the medium term (3-6 months) trend of the market right and then trade individual stocks and market ETFs within that trend. His average holding period is 2-3 months.
Steve currently works as a technology manager at K2 Advisors, a subsidiary of Franklin Templeton, and in his off time works on macrochart.com - an economic data aggregation and visualization website. Steve has had over 10 years of experience in the financial industry with stints at Goldman Sachs Capital Partners, Royal Bank of Scotland and the ...More
Steve currently works as a technology manager at K2 Advisors, a subsidiary of Franklin Templeton, and in his off time works on macrochart.com - an economic data aggregation and visualization website. Steve has had over 10 years of experience in the financial industry with stints at Goldman Sachs Capital Partners, Royal Bank of Scotland and the ...More
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- Description: Occasional investor. Trading frequency: Monthly
- Interests: Commodities, Dividend stock ideas & income, ETFs, Energy stocks, Forex, Stocks - long
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Macrochart.com Track economic indicators for the top economies of the world. Get a top-down view of global economic activity with our Economic Heatmap module. Get the statistics that moved the market today in our free Daily Releases section. Gain additional insights by interactively inspecting the economic indicators and ...More
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$FXE closed within a collapsing bollinger band today. Looking for the bands to expand again tomorrow.
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