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During a successful career as a Wall Street analyst — and later as owner of his own brokerage firm — when Dylan Jovine made recommendations, the big money paid attention.
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An internationally respected authority on options, and co-founder of Tycoon Publishing, Chris Rowe has been spinning off profitable trades for his Trend Rider members since launching the service in 2005.
While most professionals consider an options trader who is right on 3 of 10 trades to be very good, Chris has been right on 9 out of every 10. That’s why The Trend Rider filled up so quickly we had to close the service to new members.
But investors can still enjoy access to Chris through his weekly Tycoon Report articles, where he focuses on making even the most complex trading strategies easy for even the greenest investor to understand and profit from.
Wayne Mulligan
CIO, Tech Stock Insider
Wayne is our “man inside” the technology sector. He has a rare combination of hands on experience in technology, and Wall Street credentials.
Before joining Tycoon, Wayne worked at Gilford Securities in New York, where he co-managed assets and was known as one of the premier technology analysts on Wall Street.
Prior to joining Gilford, Mr. Mulligan co-founded and operated an Internet consulting firm, ISI Studios. ISI Studios specialized in backend software development and Internet marketing with a focus on the entertainment and media industries. Mr. Mulligan began his career in technology at BPS SoftWare where he was responsible for developing and maintaining a number of award winning America Online add-in applications.
Today he runs Tech Stock Insider, where he leverages his vast experience to find the very best investment opportunities in tech.
Teeka Tiwari
CIO, Point & Profit
At eighteen years of age, Teeka became the youngest employee at Lehman Brothers. Two years later he shattered convention once again by becoming the youngest Vice President in the history of the company. By the time he was 23, he had made and lost a million dollars. At 27, he was a millionaire several times over.
Today, Teeka is among the top few professional investors worldwide, and manages a top-performing foreign hedge-fund which is closed to new investors.
In June of 2006, Teeka officially joined Tycoon Publishing as Chief Investment Officer of the trading service Point and Profit, making his wealth-building acumen available to the average individual investor for the first time.
Jason Jovine
Contributing Editor
Jason began his career on Wall Street when he was only eighteen years old as an assistant for the equity and fixed income specialist at Gruntal & Co., LLC. He subsequently went on to work in senior level positions at several boutique investment firms.
He then decided to join Tycoon Publishing after leaving JPMorgan Chase in early 2006. Mr. Jovine received his BA in economics from Queens College, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude, and also holds an M.B.A. from Baruch College with an emphasis in both Finance & Marketing.
His articles focus primarily on two of his greatest passions: Economics and Geopolitics. His goal is to try to make sense out of these subjects so as to help the reader profit from them.
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| Date | Investment | Closing Price on Recommendation Date | Subsequent High* | % Return |
| 8/5/2005 | Gold | $444/oz | $730/oz | +64 |
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| 4/28/2006 | NBTY, Inc. (NTY) | $22.65 | $26.49 | +17% |
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* Data for “subsequent highs” calculated through date of this writing (6/26/06).
** Combined June 160 OSX and 2 September OSX call trades. |
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