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Tom Gentile
Tom Gentile is one of the world's foremost authorities on stocks, futures, and options trading.
With more than 25 years' experience in the securities industry, Tom's style of trading systems and strategies is designed to help individual investors propel themselves past 99% of the trading crowd, into the 1 Percent of highly successful investors.
Starting his investment career from his parent's home in 1986, Tom quickly climbed the ranks of the American Stock Exchange. In 1993 Tom and a group of partners started an educational company called Optionetics, which became a leader in the field of options education.
Optionetics was sold in 2009 to optionsXpress, and eventually to Charles Schwab and Company for a sizeable sum. After helping to facilitate a smooth transfer to Schwab, Tom could've easily sauntered off to a cozy retirement.
But that kind of thinking is not a part of the Tom Gentile DNA!
Since 2009, Tom has taught more than 300,000 traders the specific secrets of spotting high-probability and low-risk trade opportunities, and now he is going to use his years of options experience to pick winners to share with you.
Tom is an author and co-author of over a half-dozen books, including The Options Course, The Volatility Course, The Index Course, and The Stock Market Course, each of which is accompanied by a hands-on practice workbook.
Tom has appeared on financial programs featured on CNBC U.S. Europe and Asia Squawk Box, Bloomberg, Reuters, and Fox Business with Neil Cavuto, and is a contributing columnist to Stocks and Commodities Magazine.
Tom'S LATEST HEADLINES
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On Tuesday, This Industry Will Decide the Fate of the Stock Market
Last week, during her semi-annual address, U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen told Congress that they see a tapering off of interest rate hikes for the year. Right after the news broke, the Dow gapped up to its all-time intraday high.
The question becomes whether the markets have run too high too fast – and if they have the stamina to sustain these prices.
Now, many of the financial media pundits are making their own predictions…
But ultimately, only one industry will decide the fate of the markets…
And it decides on Tuesday... - Why You Can No Longer Rely on the S&P 500
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- Two Lucrative Ways to Play the Amazon/Whole Foods Buyout Today
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- How to Profit on the Fed's Latest Rate Hike