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Just finished reading his "14 Strategies" ebook...
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Timothy Morge has been a professional trader, author, educator and mentor for more than 35 years. Besides trading his own capital, Tim is President of Blackthorne Capital, a private money management firm that works with several of the largest non-U.S. Institutional portfolios. In the 1980’s and 1990’s, he managed and taught other traders for institutions like Commodities Corporation, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs. He remains one of the world’s largest currency traders, routinely carrying positions of several billion U.S. Dollars. Tim has taught hundreds of professional floor traders at the CBOT and CME to become successful off-floor electronic traders. He is a regular lecturer at some of the most prestigious Graduate Schools of Business and Finance in the United States, including MIT, Stanford, and The University of Chicago. He currently donates his time teaching basic techinical analysis to 4th and 5th grade accelerated students at 59 elementary schools around the United States [The program is named Crayon Drawing!].
I've decided that I am going to emphasize the 30 minute time to the interviewee, but that I am not going to flat cut them off at 30 minutes. I would rather an interview run 45 minutes or even 60 minutes and get all 20 questions answered, if that is what it takes.
However, I do believe in trying to deliver compressed succinct information -- so in addition to my emphasis on the 30 minutes, I am going to have a standing offer to donate $100 to the interviewee's charity of choice if the interview is completed in 30 minutes or less.
Sure why not....but on the other hand, why not just do the $100 bucks anyway as a small token of appreciation for the interview and let it go 45-60 to get all 20 answered?
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, Leonardo da Vinci
Most people chose unhappiness over uncertainty, Tim Ferris
I think it is a bit insulting to "pay" $100 for an interview of this type, so I am not excited about doing that. The charity thing was just a way to keep it in peoples mind that "hey, lets move this along at a good pace" and not have 1 question take 10 minutes to answer.
If someone would create a wiki entry for Suri Duddella, I would appreciate it. Similar to the others in the Traders section, and just point to the futures.io (formerly BMT) webinars he's done and his patterns book.