We are launching a market analytic service with this blog. This is an introduction about our market orientation and overall perspective. We distribute the charts along with our comments via e mail using PDF files. Drop us an e mail with your preferred e mail address. We do not share or sell e mail lists.
dennislelam@gmail.com
Dennis Elam is a forty year veteran of the financial markets. He began his career in 1972 working for Ross Perot in the most extensive training program ever undertaken by a Wall Street firm. He was eyewitness to the crushing bear market of 1972-73 as the Dow Jones Industrials slid from 1,000 plus to 577 in two years. He re-entered the brokerage business in the early 1980s. After extensive study of technical analysis including the methods of Wells Wilder, Robert Prechter, John Murphy, and others, he opened his own securities office. He enjoyed considerable success trading fixed income markets for institutional clients. Extensive study of the markets has led to the importance of studying internal market dynamics rather than the often misleading but frequently quoted stock market indices.
He has written extensively on both fixed income and the oil markets for West Texas newspapers. He has provided television and radio commentary on economic markets.
Mr. Elam holds both BBA and MBA from the University of Texas at Austin. His PhD from UT Austin is in Leadership. His dissertation was on stakeholder attitudes towards non-profits.
He is available for presentations in the Central Texas area, contact by e mail
dennislelam@gmail.com
Dennis Elam began his brokerage experience with Ross Perot at duPont Walston in 1972. later operating his own brokerage office for stocks and commodities. He has held licenses as a NASD Securities Principal and Options Principal. An extensive study of technical trading systems including the writings of Wells Wilder, Robert Prechter, John Murphy and others, he enjoyed considerable success trading fixed income markets for institutional clients in the 1980s. He has traded numerous financial markets including stocks, options, commodities and derivatives, and fixed income instruments. His specialty is making complex financial markets understandable.
