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Ian L. Cooper 

Ian L. Cooper has helped traders grow and protect their wealth since 1999.

 

Over the last 20 years, he’s taught thousands of investors how to trade news flow and herd mentality using a unique blend of technical and fundamental analysis.  In fact, Cooper created the ADD News Flow Strategy, which allows us to trade the anticipation, dissemination, and the death of news flow by exploiting herd mentality.

 

Cooper was also among the few analysts to spot the financial crisis of 2008, the top of subprime and Alt-A, the death of Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, and New Century Financial, and even the Dow’s collapse to 6,500, as well as its recovery.  He even called for gold to rally well above $1,500 when it traded under $600.

 

Over the years, Cooper has appeared in Investor’s Business Daily and Forbes, and guested on Money Matters with Barry Armstrong, On the Money with Mark Stein, and TradersNation.com.

 

At the moment, Cooper makes use of technical, fundamental and news analysis, and good old-fashioned common sense to help individual investors grow their wealth. He's a firm believer that hard work and thorough research will lead to investment success.

 

Cooper received his Master’s Degree in 2004, and currently resides in Baltimore with his teenage son, and 15-year-old poodle, Sammy.  In his spare time, Cooper is learning to play the guitar and drums, and volunteers at the local humane society, walking and playing with dogs.

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