The Next Great Leap in Automation
The fundamental relationship between man and machine has remained largely unchanged… Humans gave machines instructions, and the machines followed...
Jason Bodner has been publishing investment research to self-directed investors for nearly a decade. During that time, his quantitative-based strategies have uncovered several winning recommendations years before they became household names—including The Trade Desk (TTD), Nvidia (NVDA), and Arista Networks (ANET).
Jason began his investment career in 2001 at Cantor Fitzgerald on the 104th floor of One World Trade Center. Jason moved to Cantor’s London office just weeks before the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
He spent 12 years at Cantor, including the final eight years as a partner and head of equity derivatives in North America. He then traded and sold derivatives and ETFs for Jefferies.
Since leaving Wall Street, Jason has launched two hedge funds and co-founded a quantitative investment research firm called MoneyFlows that provides multibillion-dollar money managers with unique market insights.
Jason has spoken at many conferences and is a regular contributor at MoneyShow. His research firm has created two options courses for Investopedia Academy.
Jason is an avid musician and photographer who loves science and space. He lives in Florida with his wife, three sons, and two rescue dogs.
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