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John Persinos is managing editor of Personal Finance and Radical Wealth Alliance and writes the Mind Over Markets daily recap.
John has decades of experience in the technology and political realms. He's spent decades following emerging business and technology developments. From his time at Inc. and Venture magazines, to sharing breaking market news to millions of readers across Kiplinger's, Street Authority, Investing Answers, and TheStreet.com, if it's impacted investors in the past 30 years, John was there analyzing the news and interpreting the meaning for his readers. John also has experience with the inner-workings of Capitol Hill, serving as a press secretary to U.S. Rep. Byron Dorgan.
John holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Boston University. He also completed the Davenport Fellowship in Business and Economics Reporting at the University of Missouri (Columbia).
Analyst Articles
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Negative housing data weighed on stocks in early trading, but Wall Street eventually veered higher on solid earnings. Read More
Wall Street rose today on mixed earnings news. Profit disappointments kept gains in check, as bellwethers fell short of lofty expectations. Read More
The main indices veered lower today in a volatile session, as fears about the world’s second-largest economy offset upbeat U.S. data. Read More
The main stock indices rose Friday on upbeat earnings expectations, but tech stocks came under pressure on news that Amazon might challenge network providers. Read More
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