Keith Fitz-Gerald
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Keith Fitz-Gerald
Keith Fitz-Gerald is a seasoned market analyst with decades of experience, known and admired for his perspectives and insights, as well as a highly accurate track record of both predictions and trades.
At just 15, he started his first business and used the proceeds to make his first investment. He then cut his teeth working for one of the world's leading investment powerhouses, before becoming a professional trader and licensed CTA, advising institutions and qualified individuals, and specializing in non-directional trading.
Today Keith is a regular guest on Fox Business, CNBC Asia, and BNN, and his writings have been featured in The Wall Street Journal, WIRED, Forbes.com, and MarketWatch. He's also a bestselling author. His book, "Fiscal Hangover: How to Profit from the New Global Economy" (John Wiley & Sons), continues to garner rave reviews.
Keith has been leading The Money Map Report as Chief Investment Strategist since 2008. He's also the editor of The Geiger Index, an ultra-reliable, emotion-free guide to making big money and avoiding losses. (The Geiger is on a serious roll, with a track record of 68 winning trades out of 73 at press time.) His Strike Force publication has a very straightforward strategy: Get in, target gains, and get out clean.
Keith holds a BS in management and finance from Skidmore College and an MS in international finance (with a focus on Japanese business science) from Chaminade University. He splits his time between the United States and Japan with his wife and two sons, and he regularly travels the world in search of investment opportunities others don't yet see or understand.
Keith'S LATEST HEADLINES
- The Three Ways to Profit From a Messy Market
- Record Surge of China ETF Speaks to Risk and Opportunity of Chinese Market
- Eleven Ways to Profit From the Falling U.S. Dollar
- Beware of This Fed-Led Stock Market Rally
- Minsheng Becomes First Mainland China Bank to Invest in a U.S. Bank
- Profit from China's 'Nuclear Option'
- Pepsi 'Goes Red' in China
- The ‘$900 Million Conspiracy’ Trade That Wasn’t?
- How to Profit From the Dubai-China Connection
- Taking a Swing at Rate Cut Opportunities