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Timothy Collins
Timothy Collins has worked as a financial adviser since 1999, focusing on portfolio customization, with a concentration on correlation arbitrage and risk-managed growth. He started Collins Capital Advisors in 2007, which has evolved into TangleTrade Management, LLC. Currently, he operates Retro Wall Street, a site focused on education, trader mentoring and humor. You'll find him spending his days in the Retro Wall Street chat room.
Prior to joining his first firm, American Express Financial Advisors, in 1999, Collins worked as a staff accountant for United Information Systems in Bethesda, Md. He has also worked as a financial analyst for Securities Pricing and Research in Annapolis, Md. Collins is a graduate of McDaniel College (formerly Western Maryland College), with degrees in business administration, economics and sociology and is a winner of the Bates Prize.
Recent Articles By The Author
Polaris May Very Well Present a Long Term Entry Opportunity
An under-the-radar tie in here is Vision Marine.
NFTs and the Metaverse Aren't Going Away, So Get Used to It
Large corporations are embracing these spaces, though it's important to enter this realm of trading and investing with eyes wide open.
Here's Why I'm Playing It Safe, and Why the Russell May Be Our Best Bet
Hold onto your cash, not your stocks, and consider this long-short play.
Keeping an Eye on 2 Cannabis Stocks Until Market Conditions Improve
I'm looking at a possible inverse head and shoulders forming on many cannabis charts.
Chewy's Moving -- Are You Biting?
Let's check the challenges of playing this name as it rises on Wednesday.
I've Got Corsair on My Radar, Let's See Where It Could Go
Just after earnings landed, I'm watching CRSR closely.
Keep an Eye on Coinbase
Overall conditions aren't ideal, but this has a pretty good setup into the week.
Special Delivery: A Stock to Watch Next Week
Here's why I'm watching JD.com -- and what I think of what just happened on the market.
Be SNAP-py and Play a Bounce -- But Don't Land on PINS
Here's how to approach Snap and Pinterest, without getting hurt.
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