Mother’s Day got me to thinking about some of the important influences in my life (you know, like my Mom). Parent’s, family, friends, and so on. Turns out there were a lot. But let's be honest, most of them are not really relevant to an article on investing.
So this morning I started thinking about some of the major influences for me in the financial markets. Again, there have been a lot. As it turns out, too many to mention. So what follows simply scratches the surface of people from whom I (and undoubtedly millions of others) have learned a great deal.
The “Early Days”
My first influences in the markets were Norman Fosback, Marty Zweig, Yale Hirsch and Peter Eliades. Norman Fosback wrote the classic “Stock Market Logic”, which to my knowledge was the first book to take a quantitative approach to the markets. At the time, every other book I would read was... [Read More]
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