Stephen Suttmeier
The Navigator
Judgement in the fog, money, risk and the call others cannot make.
Stephen Suttmeier reads as The Navigator because he pilots by signal, not noise. As Chief Equity Technical Strategist at BofA Securities, he relies on disciplined quantitative pattern recognition to chart course through market uncertainty rather than reacting to sentiment or fundamentals alone.
“I mean, the only other one in a secular bull trend that matched it was the 87 crash. And guess what? 87, seven years after the 80 breakout. So seven-year itch there. I call it halftime. You know, not everybody knows Maryland Monroe.”
“Some good cycle stuff there. Momentum. I got his book on momentum, which. Which I found very useful. And I guess a third one I think that impacted me quite a bit was Dr. Alexander Elder, who wrote Trading for a Living.”
“No, they're professional, but even professionals can form a crowd in a herd. I mean, that's the point of the indicator. That's the reason why there's a hedge fund clients that you visit outside New York City. They want to avoid the herd, right? But the other factor is asset manager positioning.”
“Well, I mean, it's again, it's still a market where people will, you know, trade and make decisions to buy and sell. I mean, I do look at stockcharts.com. I mean, when I'm on the road, that's very easy to pull up and work with. I mean, does it make it more of a self fulfilling prophecy? Who knows?”
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