Markos Kaminis
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Markos N. Kaminis was a leading stock-picker as a sell-side analyst over a seven-year period at Standard & Poor's. After proving his value in-house, he was promoted into a special role as an idea generator, supporting the portfolios of institutional clients as well as driving performance within S&P's recommended lists and portfolios. At times, Markos was responsible for up to 10% of the firm's entire "Strong Buy" list.
Markos followed a group of 30-40 Small and Mid-Cap firms, and was charged with finding new buy and sell candidates across industry sectors. He generated a 23% average annual return over five years on his "Strong Buy" recommendations, and 26% over three years ended ...More 2004. He was ranked 1st of 60 analysts in-house for his "Strong Buy" performance over 4 years (2nd over 5).
Markos also authored IPO research and wrote for high-level newsletters, The Outlook, Equity Insights and Emerging Opportunities, as well as for BusinessWeek Online. He represented his firm as an analytical expert commentator for major media, including television, Internet and through quotes and interviews in reputable publications.
Prior to his Wall Street career, Mr. Kaminis spent time in the back-office, as a mutual fund accountant, where he managed for a time the work of two men. Before this, from age 11 to age 25, he worked as a carpenter's apprentice and carpenter with his father, in both commercial and residential projects. Mr. Kaminis has an intimate knowledge of the real estate and construction market, as well as the restaurant industry. However, as a generalist stock analyst, he showed the ability to learn any and the most complicated of industries in short time - and he gamed every challenge presented to him.
Mr. Kaminis earned his MBA at the Katz Graduate School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh, and his BA at Temple University in Philadelphia. However, Markos has been studying the stock market since age 13, when he determined his career path. He made his first investment at age 16, and funded much of his undergraduate education with the proceeds of his investing success.
Mr. Kaminis continues to keep busy forecasting the economic path and securities market activity. Markos is currently Directing the widely syndicated blog he founded, "Wall Street Greek," and writing for other well-known publications besides advancing several businesses. Markos' column is syndicated across sites like the Boston Globe, Kiplinger Magazine, UPI and other reputable newspaper and TV websites, as well as private networks, Amazon Kindle, iPhone and more. In the past, he has written for RealMoney.com, Motley Fool and others. He welcomes you to follow him here at Seeking Alpha, where he is proud to be a long-time contributor to this strong team of writers. He considers the Seeking Alpha team and management close friends, and for you, people worth knowing and following.
Visit his site: Wall Street Greek (http://www.wallstreetgreek.blogspot.com/)
Markos followed a group of 30-40 Small and Mid-Cap firms, and was charged with finding new buy and sell candidates across industry sectors. He generated a 23% average annual return over five years on his "Strong Buy" recommendations, and 26% over three years ended ...More 2004. He was ranked 1st of 60 analysts in-house for his "Strong Buy" performance over 4 years (2nd over 5).
Markos also authored IPO research and wrote for high-level newsletters, The Outlook, Equity Insights and Emerging Opportunities, as well as for BusinessWeek Online. He represented his firm as an analytical expert commentator for major media, including television, Internet and through quotes and interviews in reputable publications.
Prior to his Wall Street career, Mr. Kaminis spent time in the back-office, as a mutual fund accountant, where he managed for a time the work of two men. Before this, from age 11 to age 25, he worked as a carpenter's apprentice and carpenter with his father, in both commercial and residential projects. Mr. Kaminis has an intimate knowledge of the real estate and construction market, as well as the restaurant industry. However, as a generalist stock analyst, he showed the ability to learn any and the most complicated of industries in short time - and he gamed every challenge presented to him.
Mr. Kaminis earned his MBA at the Katz Graduate School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh, and his BA at Temple University in Philadelphia. However, Markos has been studying the stock market since age 13, when he determined his career path. He made his first investment at age 16, and funded much of his undergraduate education with the proceeds of his investing success.
Mr. Kaminis continues to keep busy forecasting the economic path and securities market activity. Markos is currently Directing the widely syndicated blog he founded, "Wall Street Greek," and writing for other well-known publications besides advancing several businesses. Markos' column is syndicated across sites like the Boston Globe, Kiplinger Magazine, UPI and other reputable newspaper and TV websites, as well as private networks, Amazon Kindle, iPhone and more. In the past, he has written for RealMoney.com, Motley Fool and others. He welcomes you to follow him here at Seeking Alpha, where he is proud to be a long-time contributor to this strong team of writers. He considers the Seeking Alpha team and management close friends, and for you, people worth knowing and following.
Visit his site: Wall Street Greek (http://www.wallstreetgreek.blogspot.com/)
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- Description: Private equity portfolio manager. Trading frequency: Monthly
- Interests: Bonds, Commodities, Dividend stock ideas & income, ETFs, Energy stocks, Foreign stocks, Forex, Gold, Mutual funds, Options, REITs, Retirement savings, Stocks - long, Stocks - short, Tech stocks
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Wall Street Greek
Wall Street Greek offers "expert" insight from the mind of a proven stock-picker, who over a period of five years, tallied a performance record placing him atop a group of 60 analysts in-house at a well-known firm. Markos Kaminis generated a 23% average annual return over 5 years and 26% over 3 years, while ...More
selecting stocks from a pool of small to mid-cap firms spanning all industry sectors. He ranked in-house as the best "Strong Buy" stockpicker over four years, 2nd over five. Markos now transcends that skill of discernment across economics, sector strategy and life, providing a worthwhile and interesting read on a daily basis. Within his column, you can find a handful of powerful columnists that have been hand-picked by Mr. Kaminis. Topics include the Economy, Stocks and all Financial Investment Vehicles, Real Estate, Global Affairs, Shipping, Econometrics & Technical Trading, Emerging Markets; and soon, Life and Weekend Content spanning non-traditional investment and the interests of readers, including Travel, Wine & Cigars, Fine Dining & Cooking and more.
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Wall Street Greek
Wall Street Greek offers "expert" insight from the mind of a proven stock-picker, who over a period of five years, tallied a performance record placing him atop a group of 60 analysts in-house at a well-known firm. Markos Kaminis generated a 23% average annual return over 5 years and 26% over 3 years, while ...More
selecting stocks from a pool of small to mid-cap firms spanning all industry sectors. He ranked in-house as the best "Strong Buy" stockpicker over four years, 2nd over five. Markos now transcends that skill of discernment across economics, sector strategy and life, providing a worthwhile and interesting read on a daily basis. Within his column, you can find a handful of powerful columnists that have been hand-picked by Mr. Kaminis. Topics include the Economy, Stocks and all Financial Investment Vehicles, Real Estate, Global Affairs, Shipping, Econometrics & Technical Trading, Emerging Markets; and soon, Life and Weekend Content spanning non-traditional investment and the interests of readers, including Travel, Wine & Cigars, Fine Dining & Cooking and more.
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