Money Morning Team

Dan DenningDan Denning: Editorial Director

Dan Denning started his financial career the old fashioned way: on the ground floor. He founded and edited a private financial newsletter on small-capitalization stocks in 1998, leading over 35,000 subscribers to profits in dynamic new American companies during the height of the bull market.

In 2000, he became the editor of Strategic Investment, the flagship publication of internationally known Agora Publishing. His high-level, macro-economic and stock market forecasts are read by more than 35,000 high-dollar investors and fund managers in over 70 countries. His reporting and analysis for The Daily Reckoning is read by more than 350,000 people regularly. Denning is also a regular columnist for Money Week, a London-based financial publication.

Denning received his undergraduate degree in literature from the prestigious American University in Washington, D.C. in 1995. He earned a master’s degree in the Liberal Arts from St. John’s College. Denning spent three years observing U.S. markets from Paris and London before relocating to Melbourne in late 2005 to become the Managing Editor of Port Phillip Publishing.

Other Dan Denning’s Publications:

  • Author - The Bull Hunter
  • Managing Editor - The Daily Reckoning Dan Denning started his financial career the old fashioned way: on the ground floor. He founded and edited a private financial newsletter on small-capitalization stocks in 1998, leading over 35,000 subscribers to profits in dynamic new American companies during the height of the bull market.

Allan RobinsonAllan Robinson: Head of Research

 

 

 

Gabriel AndreGabriel Andre: Technical Analyst

Gabriel Andre started his financial career as an equity analyst in 2000. He worked on valuation issues and fundamental analysis of technological stocks during the dot.com plunge. Motivated to move on the trading side, he joined a growing hedge fund, based in Paris, where he started trading stocks and futures, with both technical and quantitative approaches.

In 2003, he joined the BNP Paribas group where he managed during 3 years a portfolio of large institutional investors on the FX markets. As a portfolio manager/trader, he was in charge of both active and passive hedging strategies, but also of absolute return trading for proprietary hedge fund programs. He moved to Australia in 2006 where he worked for a private hedge fund during 1 year and eventually joined Port Phillip Publishing in late 2007, where he uses his technical analysis and trading experience to produce ideas on both Australian stocks and commodities futures.

Gabriel received his undergraduate degree in Geography from the University of Pau in 1998 and completed his Master degree in Finance and Asset management at Paris-Dauphine University, in 2001. Currently based in Melbourne, highly interested in the growing energy and natural resources sector, he’s completing a Master degree in Environmental and Energy engineering at University of Melbourne.