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T.W. John Hunter has been
involved with international financial markets for more than 20
years. After graduating from the University of Colorado and the
American Graduate School of International Management (Thunderbird)
in Glendale, Arizona, he joined Merrill Lynch & Co., in 1981, where
he worked primarily in the firm's growing FX business in New York,
London, Tokyo and San Francisco. His career then took him to Riyadh
Bank in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; Bank of America in San Francisco;
Reuters in New York City; and two electronic trading and analysis
start-up companies in California and North Carolina. In 2004, he
joined Elliott Wave International, where he writes the Intensive
Coverage portion of the European stock indexes.
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Steve
has been involved with the energy industry for well over a decade. His
industry focus was on trading and risk management in the energy arena
before his tenure here, and he is intimately familiar with the production
and consumption side of the business. Steve's most recent positions were
at Central and South West (now American Electric Power) and with Kerr-McGee.
His extensive experience with the physical and financial aspects of crude
oil, natural gas and electricity adds a valuable dimension to his analytical
approach. He is our Senior Energy Analyst and oversees the responsibilities
for EWI's Global Energy Outlook. Steve graduated in 1978 from Oklahoma
State University.
Tom
Denham became editor of the European Financial Forecast and the
European Short Term update in 2004. He provides daily and long-term
analysis for the European index section of the World Stock Markets
Outlook. Previously, he was editor of the International Metals
Outlook. In addition, he published intraday analysis of cross-rates
for the International Currency Outlook. Tom managed the EWI Message
Board and taught seminars on trading with the Wave Principle early in
his career at Elliott Wave International. Tom's study of human psychology
began with many years of experience as a chaplain and psychotherapist.
His focus on trading financial markets started just after the 1987 stock
market crash.
Peter DeSario
has been actively involved in the futures markets for over 30 years.
Peter earned an MBA from Kent State University. For 14 years, Peter
managed a brokerage office for the country's largest futures firm,
during which time he became the firm's Senior Technical Analyst.
Beginning in December 1990, Peter edited the monthly letter The
Elliott Wave Currency and Commodity Forecast for EWI. Today, he is
in charge of the World Commodities Outlook and Emerging
Markets.
Mike
Drakulich, fifteen-year Elliott wave veteran, graduated from California
State University with a degree in finance. He began his career in 1981
as a stockbroker for E.F. Hutton. In 1988, Mike began the Wave Signals
Newsletter, providing in-depth daily and intraday analysis of Elliott
wave patterns, technical analysis and sentiment indicators. During this
time, Financial News Network (now CNBC) interviewed Mike weekly
and his commentary was regularly featured on Carl Swenlins' decisionpoint.com.
Mike now provides commentary for the International Metals Outlook.
Bill
Fox originally joined Elliott Wave International in 1994 after managing
assets for the institutional trust division of SunTrust Bank. He has also
managed futures money for a diverse clientele. Bill has been involved
in market analysis since graduating in 1988 from Vanderbilt University,
where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Communication.
Bill covers European fixed-income markets for EWI’s Global Interest
Rate Outlook.
After
graduating from Windsor University in 1976 with a finance degree, Robert
joined Citibank as a money market and foreign exchange trader. An opportunity
to gain experience in fixed income markets resulted in a move to British
Columbia where he was a portfolio manager at the Ministry of Finance.
A chance reading of Elliott Wave Principle in 1982 preceded his
entry into the world of bond futures trading where he found ample opportunity
to practice what he had read. Since then, Robert has worked on institutional
proprietary trading desks at several Canadian investment dealers as well
as Merrill Lynch and Nomura Securities. He joined EWI in 2001 as Metals
Analyst and has recently assumed coverage of the Global Interest Rate
Outlook.
Al
began his professional career in the futures industry in 1977 at Clayton
Brokerage Company, as chief currency and metals analyst. Later, he was
an institutional broker in Dallas and spent several years with HALCO cycles
research company as a broker/analyst. He first joined EWI in 1992 as an
intraday overnight analyst and created EWI's Global Energy Outlook,
which he edited until 1999 when he left to work independently. For the
next seven years he provided institutionally oriented energy risk management
services. Al rejoined EWI in 2006 to provide intraday commentary about
European markets to institutional subscribers. He now also contributes
intraday stocks and currency coverage for Australia, Taiwan and Korea.
Al earned his masters degree in economics from Baylor University and a
BBA finance degree from the University of North Texas.
Robert
Kelley began his career in 1987 as a futures broker. He joined Elliott
Wave International in 1990 and edited The Elliott Wave Short Term Update,
The Currency and Commodity Hotline and the currency section of
The Elliott Wave Currency and Commodity Forecast newsletter. Most
recently, Robert was asked to cover the U.S. Index section of the World
Stock Markets Outlook to provide daily and intraday analysis.
Jim
Martens began using the Elliott Wave Principle in 1985 and joined Elliott
Wave International in 1993 as a commodity specialist. He also oversaw
EWI's currency analysis before joining Nexus Capital Lt., a Soros-affiliated
hedge fund in 2001. He rejoined EWI in 2005. Jim received a degree in
finance from Florida Atlantic University. He provides full coverage of
dollar rates and major cross rates in EWI's International Currency
Outlook.
After joining Elliott Wave International,
Tom has been providing intraday analysis for the European markets which
include interest rates, crude oil, gold, silver, and selected markets
from the International Petroleum Exchange. Tom's talent for recognizing
and understanding market price action was key in EWI pursuing him. He
fills a very important niche in our U.S. stock market Intensive Coverage
and we are very pleased to be able to present his unique abilities and
insights to our customers.