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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
I've Got a Little Idea With Big Potential: Advanced Micro Devices
AMD has already seen a strong bounce from those recent lows in May, and we've seen a period of consolidation on the daily chart that is setting up with strength.
With CSX I'm Taking a Short-Term, Tight Approach to a Trade
This is a bit more of a hedge against oil, energy, and large-cap names.
I'm Looking at a Possible Play on iQIYI
I'm not interested in a buy and hold here but this one is showing potential for a momentum run.
Who Knows When Any of This Craziness Is Going to End?
The best thing we can do is manage our risk and keep our portfolio from a position of blowing up when this does end.
Let's Fashion a Trade in ThredUp
I found a real deal by scanning this second-hand clothing outfit.
These Crazy Stock Moves Aren't 'Sticking It to the Man' Any Longer
Smart money knows the game by now. Just don't let them be less patient and greedy than yourself.
I've Got Some ZKIN in the Game
Here's why I'm eyeing non-fungible tokens again with ZK International Group.
Lockheed Martin Has an Opportunity to Push Much Higher
While the stock has broken out from the current wedge pattern, bulls still face the challenge of the previous closing high from last summer.
When It Comes to Small, Speculative Names, CurrencyWorks Is My Largest Holding
The non-deal with Liquid Media gives me pause on that name.
The Setup in ChargePoint Holdings Is Absolutely Worth a Watch
The bulls are on the verge of a breakout as measured by the weekly chart.
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