Today's guest is Walter Deemer, a founding member and past president of the CMT. His is a name that you probably know, and if not, you should. Walter spent much of his career in the Boston area, and talks with David about how the group of technical analysts located in Boston related to the MTA group in New York. Eventually these two groups melded to create the CMT Association.
Walter also shares his experience of analyzing the markets through the decades, and why he recently posted all of his market letters from his career to a website.
Up Next in Season Two
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Helene Meisler, Realmoney.com | Behin...
Today's guest is Helene Meisler, was the first technical analyst at Goldman-Sachs. David and Helene talk about her start in the industry including her experiences working with Jim Cramer and Justin Mamus. Her career has spanned the globe for decades, and she continues to publish her hand drawn ch...
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Mark Dibble, Fidelity Investments | B...
In today's episode of Behind the Charts, we sit down with technical analyst Mark Dibble of Fidelity Investments. Mark describes his investing journey from early days with Rick Aker at Cowen & Co to his current role helping Fidelity portfolio managers identify outperforming stocks. Learn why...
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Michael Kahn, CMT, Lowry Research | B...
Today on Behind the Charts we sit down with Michael Kahn, CMT of Lowry Research. Michael describes himself as a "jargon buster" and shares why investors should focus less on overcomplicating their strategies and more on simplifying their process. Learn how a top technical analyst breaks down th...
