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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
Microcap and Small-Cap Companies Need Lots of Cash
I think it's worth noting to think of these stocks, these companies, as starving baby birds.
With Small-Caps Showing Cracks, I'm Taking a Downside Shot
Here's a way to play a pullback in the IWM ETF.
PR Blunders Can Also Move Stocks
Let's look at a merger announcement misstep by Net Element and what followed.
I'm Spying This Breakout on ServiceNow
The high dollar nature of the stock will scare some away, but the consolidation over the past two months is too much to ignore.
It Doesn't Feel Great Out There
Let's call it the highest risk time to own stocks since the end of March.
Here's How to Play PINS Without Getting Pricked
Here's a leveraged approach to Pinterest as it breaks out.
Workhorse Group's Green Solution Is Already in Play
Rather than buying the stock, I like the idea of a wide, longer-dated call spread.
Basic Math Is Only a Small Part of the Trading Equation
Smart and experienced traders may be overthinking this.
I Want Kandi Technologies: Here's a Way In Without Chasing It
The Chinese EV maker caught my eye this morning.
Buffett's Gold Move Shows Why We Must Be Willing to Change
Economic conditions change, investment opportunities evolve, and risk versus reward fluctuates.
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