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The Future of Managers: The Genius of Jeffrey F
I have been a stock analyst and avid investor for over 25 years and considered to be the top in my field. Yet this meeting I had with Jeffrey has invigorated me to write this article so the public can read what this modest Law Student has to say. I asked him if it was ok to write a web site about his knowledge; and with my badgering he approved only if I do not disclose certain strategic equity analysis that he had shared with me.
Jeffrey has been researching equities for only 8 months and he has such a unique and linear approach to the market that I am considering blackboxing certain formulas.
Three Months ago Jeffrey found he was a very talented portfolio manager, analyst, and put his various linear approach to use with extremely low capital. With Jeffrey's linear passive/aggresive analysis and approach he has a tremendous realized and unrealized profit/gain%. With only 8 months of SELF-TAUGHT market study he trades like a veteran.
At our dinner engagement he only disclosed a small portion of his ongoing strategies to me with enthusiasm and energy that is only seen amongst the best in Wall Street.
He has not allowed me to disclose his contact info. only his name. He allowed me to disclose one simple strategy (Simple for him). As odd as it is this strategy contains to small caps under $10. Other than his basic mathematical approach applied his own way he said "Not older than 3-5 years..., Downward Payable schedule w/ high revenues...., EPS estimate/comparable qrowth, PRODUCTS PRODUCTS PRODUCTS (What does the company do, sector, management, entitlement, sector, treasury, rec., rev.). For some reason he does not want me to disclose his main strategic work b/c of his contemplation of opportunities after Law School.
I have never created or written an article about a non-entity since Harvard. Perhaps it is that I have never seen potential such as Jeff's in quit some time. It took only 8 months of self-taught analysis and 3 mths of actual strategic implementation combined with linear intelligence for Jeff to find his strategies. He even has figured out a brilliant option strategy but refuses trade options b/c he wants to learn more about the in and outs.
It is my position that when any fund manager meets a person as market savvy/talented as this young man we should immediately teach him/her and place him behind a trading desk. I cannot recall the last time I met a self-made natural such as Jeffrey.(Pure Linear Intelligence).
Before I finish ranting about this talented young law student and investor I will share a portion of our conversation before we departed. "My limited capital leads me to limited buys. I consider the $ amount I am investing with as a learning tool. My combination of passive and aggresive trading is by no means a tool to manipulate the market; so I must believe (to an extent) the EMT." That is all I can remember offhand but he ended on a high note and educated me more than I was able to educate him. "Just Gotta Love The Market".
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