Michael Covel searches. He digs. He goes behind the curtain to reveal a state of mind the system doesn’t want you in.
Characterized as essential and required reading, Covel teaches beginners to seasoned pros how to generate profits with straightforward repeatable rules and is best known for popularizing the controversial trading strategy TREND FOLLOWING. He is the author of six books including the international bestseller, Trend Following and his investigative narrative, TurtleTrader.
Covel’s perspectives have earned him invitations before China Asset Management, GIC Private Limited (Singaporean sovereign fund), BM&F Bovespa, Managed Funds Association, Bank of China Investment Management and the Market Technicians Association. He has been featured by the The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, CCTV, The Straits Times and Fox Business.
The Trend Following™ Radio Podcast
Michael Covel’s highly ranked podcast Trend Following™ reaches over one hundred eighty-eight countries with over 10 million listens. He has interviewed 7 Nobel Prize winners (so far). Guests include:
Nobel Prize
Nobel Prize
Nobel Prize
Nobel Prize
Trend Trader
Trend Trader
Background
BA, George Mason University.
MBA, The Florida State University.
Wikipedia.
Michael Covel Live: North America: Austin, Baltimore, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Jekyll Island, La Jolla, Las Vegas, Key Biscayne, Mobile, New York City, Stanford, Vancouver. Asia: Beijing, Guangzhou, Ho Chi Minh City, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Macau, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Singapore, Tokyo. Europe: Paris, Vienna. South America: São Paulo.
How is Covel pronounced? Co-vell. “Co” rhymes with toe. “Vell” rhymes with bell. Equally accented each syllable. Shortened from Covalesky, shortened originally from Kavaliauskas. Michael collects dinosaur skulls, took a case before the Virginia Supreme Court, can still swing a bat with authority and once ran for political office.
Fight the Good Fight
Al Capone famously said: “It’s a racket. Those stock market guys are crooked.” That’s dead on. The crooked abound. Or, to be kind, I will call them ignorant. Or, to be nice, I will call them wrong. I often wonder if my great-great-uncle Frank Mast (Balys Mastauskas; my grandfather’s uncle) passed a little of that good-fight-attitude along to me. Assistant State Attorney Frank Mast is below, face to face with Al Capone at a Chicago courthouse.
