Dan Cofall Blog

Dan breaks down the latest news that is really important, and gets you up to speed on the things the government hopes you don’t figure out!
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James Altucher Blog

James Altucher is the managing director of Formula Capital, an asset management firm and fund of hedge funds. He’s written four books on investing: “Trade Like a Hedge Fund”, “Trade Like Warren Buffett”, “SuperCash”, and “The Forever Portfolio” and is currently at work on a fifth, tentatively titled, “25 Ways the World Could Be Destroyed And How to Profit from it”.
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Ron Ianieri Blog

Just before the crash of 1987, Ron Ianieri began his options career on the floor of the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. He worked for Cooper, Neff and Associates, a highly respected technical and analytical trading firm.
During his career, Ron worked on both the Equity Options floor and the Foreign Currency Options floor as both a market-maker and a specialist. Ron was best known for his years spent as the Options Specialist in Dell Computer (DELL) in the early/mid 1990s when DELL was one of the busiest equity options books ever.
Ron earned the respect of the options floor for the development and teaching of his Option Trader Trainee Course. He’s educated hundreds of floor traders during his career in his accessible style.
In addition to serving as the Chief Strategist of ION Options, Ron is regularly seen on CNBC, CNBC Asia, Fox News, Fox Business News, Bloomberg Asia, and BNN for his market commentary. He is also frequently quoted in many financial publications and websites including CNBC.com, CNN.com, Dow Jones MarketWatch, Barron’s, Wall Street Journal, ABC News and countless radio talk shows.

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Dennis Hammond Blog

President, THE DEBT MARKETPLACE, INC. (1994 – Present)
Vice President, Resource Management Services, Inc. (1986 – Present)

Mr. Hammond is President of THE DEBT MARKETPLACE, INC., formed in 1994 to provide consulting services regarding risk issues affecting creditors and purchasers in this dynamic and evolutionary market of delinquent receivables sales. He is responsible for consulting on more than $20 billion in delinquent debt portfolio sales. A large number of the portfolios he has brought to market were the first of their kind in the industry. He conducts educational courses in how to buy and sell debt through his Buyer/Seller 101 – and Passive Debt Buyer training programs.

He is co-founder and former Executive Director of DBA International, Inc. (fka: Debt Buyers’ Association). He was responsible for the development and growth of this thirteen year old, non-profit trade association. DBA International is committed to education, integrity and professionalism in the debt buying industry.

He is the recipient of the 2004 Donald Kramer Award for his contributions to the legal collections community.
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Naresh Vissa Blog

Taking Syracuse University by storm, Naresh is a third-year Renée Crown University Honors Program student, majoring in Finance, Accounting and Broadcast Journalism at the Martin J. Whitman School of Management and S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Previously a writer for the ‘Daily Orange’ newspaper and Executive Board member of the South Asian Students Association, he is a Junior Analyst for the Orange Value Fund (OVF). Known as “the Ivy League within the Whitman School,” OVF students take MBA-level finance classes, learn the ins and outs of value investing philosophies, and help research, report and manage more than 1.1 million dollars of investor money.

As producer, Naresh books guests everyday and seeks media and business development opportunities to increase branding and overall listenership. With more than a year’s worth of experience producing more than five business shows at the BizRadio Network and CNN Radio, Naresh has booked more than 400 guests in the fields of finance, economics, business management & consulting, self-help, leadership, sales and marketing. He serves as a member of the Foundation for Economic Education.
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