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Peter Tuchman, "Einstein Of Wall Street"

If you've ever seen a photo of the NYSE, you've probably seen our host, Peter Tuchman. World renowned as the most photographed man on Wall Street, Peter's career has spanned 35 years on Wall Street as a student of the market. Over his years on the NYSE, Peter has become one of the most recognized traders on Wall Street.

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"Einstein Of Wall Street"

Bob Iaccino

Bob Iaccino, Chief Market Strategist and Co-Founder of Path Trading Partners, joins us live every Thursday from 11AM ET, as our Risk Management educator.

With 30 years experience working as an active investor in equities, commodities, futures and FX there are few better to talk on the subject of risk management.
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Bob has developed a method for breaking down his key fundamentals of risk management, in a way that he thinks retail traders can understand and use to get actionable insights to bring into their own trading.

Chief Market Strategist At Path Trading Partners

David Green

David Green is a Wall Street Trader with more than 30 years of experience. He began his career on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in 1985. His rapid success enabled him to retire before he even turned 40. He was responsible for trading in some of the largest listed companies at the NYSE, including IBM, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Best Buy, and many others.
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Since leaving the NYSE, David has been training, teaching, and mentoring trading students and investors worldwide. He has been featured in both the Wall Street Journal and Business Insider for his trading expertise.

Wall Street Trader With 30+ Years Of Experience

Felix Frey

Felix Frey is a Wharton School of Business graduate and an accomplished 20-year Wall Street veteran. Felix started his career in Chicago at Swiss Bank O’Connor, one of the top Derivative Houses on Wall Street. A few years later, Felix went to work in New York City at Bank of America. It was here where Felix advised and traded against the biggest Hedge Fund managers in the world.

When clients that included Steve Cohen, Ken Griffin, Paul Singer, and Bill Ackman wanted to trade options, Felix was on the other side of the trade. He was one of the very few on the front lines trusted to protect Bank of America’s capital.

​​​​​​​In 2008, Felix joined one of the most successful hedge funds over the last 30 years, Scoggin Capital Management. For almost a decade, he worked side by side with some of the most well-respected Hedge Fund Managers in the game.

Wharton Graduate & 20-year Wall Street Veteran

Richie Naso

Richie is a Wall Street veteran and former member of the NYSE. In 1976 he formed Richard C. Naso Company and executed approximately 30% of the daily volume in IBM.

His customers were all the major brokerage houses, most of the major hedge funds including Stevie Cohen, day traders, the IBM company themselves, amongst others. He then formed Floor Broker Network (now FBN Securities).

FBN opened offices in London and Switzerland to offer the same execution services to European investors. FBN was entrusted with serious order flow from the largest Index Funds in the world and executed the first program trade orders in the history of the NYSE on April 19, 1983.

40-year Wall Street Veteran & former Member Of NYSE

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