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Brad Ginesin
Brad Ginesin manages Polar Capital LP, a long/short hedge fund he founded in 2000. He’s worked on and managed several equity trading desks including Monarch Financial and WFP Management. He has been a regular contributor to Real Money since 2021, specializing in market sector coverage.
Ginesin graduated from Cornell University in 1992 with a degree in Applied Econ & Business Mgmt. He is a value investor who follows fundamental analysis. He avoids momentum stocks and hype favoring a long-term investing strategy.
Ginesin is the author of The Trading Desk, a Wall Street inspired novel published in 2021. In addition to being a long-term investor, he is also a long distance runner who is currently training for his fifth marathon.
Recent Articles By The Author
Keep Your Eyes on This Stock as Electric Vehicles Get a $ Power Up
As EVs in the U.S. begin their 'Field of Dreams' moment, I'm watching EVgo -- and a few other names -- to see how the risk vs. reward plays out.
Dutch Bros Will Give Investors a Jolt When the IPO Buzz Wears Off
The history of Shake Shack seems relevant to the future of the latest hot newcomer to Wall Street.
Knightscope's Investment Armor Looks Tarnished
Despite a noble cause of crime-fighting and security, successful public companies require viable business models.
With Under Armour, Don't Sweat It, Buy It
Let me explain why UAA offers a good risk/reward, especially given the steep pullback and earnings expected Feb. 11.
Lessons From 2000: Amid Tech Wreckage Look to These Proven and Durable Winners
The easiest decision for institutions is to buy Microsoft and Apple for tech and growth exposure.
In a Difficult Investing Year, Bank of America Has the Wind at Its Back
It's probably no coincidence that BAC is Berkshire Hathaway's second-largest position behind Apple.
Disney Should See Revenue Stream in, After Covid Leaves Town
The entertainment giant got rained on after Netflix's sour outlook, but parks and more should bring back the smiles for investors.
Intel Is Ready to Come Out of the Cold During a Winter of Discontent
After years of missteps, there are signs that the chipmaker is at the beginning stage of a recovery.
Don't Give Up on JPMorgan Chase, but Don't Buy It Here
The big bank's investment in technology and retaining talent dinged earnings but should pay off in the long run.
Cruises May Look Safe, but Don't Go Down With the Ship
Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian have fully returned to their pre-pandemic valuations -- but the waters are far from safe.
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