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Chris Versace
With 30 years of cross-industry experience, Chris Versace brings his thematic investing lens to Action Alerts PLUS each day as lead portfolio manager. His daily insights, analysis, and recommendations provide the foundation for the Action Alerts PLUS portfolio.
Versace began his career in equity research before founding Versace Management in 2005. He joined TheStreet team in 2011 as a Real Money contributor before becoming portfolio manager of Action Alerts PLUS in 2021. He holds an MBA from Fordham Gabelli School of Business and has co-authored a book called “Cocktail Investing - Distilling Everyday Noise into Clear Investing Signals for Better Returns.”
With a passion for teaching others about investing, Versace spent 9 years as an Assistant Professor of Finance at NJCU School of Business. When he’s not contributing to TheStreet’s premium services, he can be found speaking at industry conferences or at a Bruce Springsteen concert (he’s seen him 50 times and counting!).
Recent Articles By The Author
Over and Out
This is an over-and-out for me today. I hope my ramblings added some value and insight as you ran through your trades today. Have a great rest of the day, and hopefully our paths will cross again down the road.
Potash Poof
Nutrien says it may consider slowing down its planned ramp-up in potash production, in light of falling prices and lower sales volumes.
I'll Be 'Laser' Focused on Indie Semiconductor
After today's close we see a sharp drop in the number of companies reporting, a lull before next week's focus on retail earnings. Among those reporting tonight are 8x8 , Arlo Technologies , and Indie Semiconductor . Of those three, the one I'll focu...
LUV Is Not in the Air
Southwest Air Pilots Association's strike authorization vote has closed after just a week and a half, with 98% participation and 99% of pilots voting to authorize a strike.
Alphabet's Focus on AI
It looks like Action Alerts PLUS Holding Alphabet's AI focused efforts yesterday at its annual I/O event went over far better than when it unveiled Bard. Clearly, Alphabet used the day to reassure the market it doesn't intend on being left behind in...
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