Boston Money Man Disdains "Short-Term,Speculative,Computerized" Trading
- Tuesday, February 22, 2011, 8:09
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James Joslin, CEO of TFC Financial Management in Boston, tells it like it is; he sees "no value from "shifting projections" of macro-economists and portfolio strategists. He absolutely disdains as well "quantitative computerized modeling" as the stock market’s new discipline.
http://blogs.forbes.com/robertlenzner/2011/02/21/boston-money-man-disdains-short-termspeculativecomputerized-trading/
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