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Bret Jensen

Bret Jensen was chief investment strategist from 2008-2011 for Simplified Asset Management (S.A.M.), a small long/short hedge fund based in Miami. The fund was in top 5% of long/short hedge funds for total return in its first full year (2009) as ranked by Hedgeco fund database (more than 450 funds in category). Jensen has nearly 20 years of experience in the financial services industry, including more than a decade of managerial experience at American Express. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in finance from Arizona State University. His personal blog is at http://www.bretjenseninvests.com. Jensen acts as corporate secretary for Florida Alternative Investment Association, which encompasses more than 100 managers managing more than $30 billion in assets under management. Follow Bret on Twitter: @Bret_Jensen.
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Unions, Railroads and Jobs

As we continue to wait for the opening bell, premarket futures are pointing to a lackluster open. The tight labor market and high inflation is giving more life to the unionization movement over the past year. A coalition of progressive organizations...

Bret Jensen Is Here for Today's Diary

Good to sit in for Doug Kass on the Daily Dairy this Friday. I hope everyone had a fantastic Turkey Day with friends and family. Hopefully the tryptophan listlessness will not prevent some lively conversation here on the Diary during today's holiday...

3 Turkey Stocks That Should Have Better Years in 2023

The prospects for this trio are better than in the current year, which has been rough on all three.

3 Small-Cap Stocks Trading Under $10 in the Bargain Basement

These cheap names appear set up to do well in the coming year.

Normally I Would Shun This Stock, But Now It's a 'Smart' Option

Here's a way to trade the growth name SmartSheet.

Insiders Are Buying These 2 Growth Stocks

In an uncertain market, these stocks are now on my radar.

Expect 2023 to Be the Year Consumers Traded Down

Consumers account for roughly 70% of economic activity and at this point they are tapped out.

2 Sagging Small-Cap Stocks That Could Stage Comebacks in 2023

It could prove fruitful to slowly accumulate the shares of this pair of companies.

Trade Global Payments While Its Value Is Down to Earth

Here's an option play in the under-valued name.

Don't Expect an 'All Clear' Signal for the Economy Anytime Soon

Inflation is likely to stay above the Fed's target throughout 2023 at the very least.

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