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About UsPort Phillip Publishing is an independent financial publisher based in Melbourne, Australia. It provides contrarian investment ideas to help readers be more financially and intellectually independent - we believe you'll become smarter, wealthier and beat the market by reading our newsletters.The company was established in 2006 as an extension of US publisher, Agora Inc. Agora, founded by best-selling author and multi-award-winning entrepreneur Bill Bonner, is one of the world's most successful publishers of financial, health and travel newsletters. Port Phillip Publishing's readers enjoy contrarian insight into the market and investing that's hard to come by in the mainstream press. We're not beholden to advertisers. And we're prohibited by law to invest in the stocks we research. That makes Port Phillip Publishing a rare beacon of impartiality in a financial world polluted with secret deals, government double speak and hidden agendas. Our editorial team offers clear, concise ideas, advice and criticisms on stories behind the most recent news so you can act - and potentially gain - right away. Dan Denning Managing Editor, Dan Denning, began his career the old-fashioned way: on the ground floor. In 2000, he became the editor of Strategic Investment - the flagship publication of US publisher, Agora Inc. Now his high-level macroeconomic and stock market forecasts are read in the Daily Reckoning by more than 500,000 investors in over 70 countries. In September 2007 - a year before the credit crisis hit - Dan forecast the impending crash and put sell recommendations on all North American and US stocks - allowing his readers to bank collective gains of 2,816%. A year later, just before Christmas 2008, those same stocks were down 1,769%. Dan's insightful observations and critical analysis of trends, market movements and the geo-political landscape are the hallmarks of the free daily e-letter, the Daily Reckoning. He is the author of the New York Times bestseller, The Bull Hunter and a regular contributor to London's MoneyWeek. Kris Sayce Our Investment Director, dubbed the 'Jeremy Clarkson of Australian finance', began as a London finance broker specialising in small-cap stock analysis on London's Alternative Investment Market - which covered everything from Kazakhstani gold miners to toy train companies. A fully accredited advisor in shares, options, warrants and foreign-exchange investments, Kris spent several years working for a leading Australian wealth-management company before he turned up on our doorstep. Ever since, he's helped readers collect staggering gains, including 459% on Bow Energy, 388% on Bauxite Resource, 338% on McPherson's Ltd and 242% on LNG Ltd. Kris shares his insights and passion for small-cap stocks with subscribers of Australian Small-cap Investigator, shows you how to sure-up your retirement in Australian Wealth Gameplan and espouses his critical views of the economic landscape in the free daily e-letter, Money Morning. Murray Dawes Lead technical analyst Murray Dawes started out on the trading floor in Sydney in 1993. After two years working in the three- and ten-year bond and options pits for Swiss Banking Corporation, Murray specialised in SPI futures and options, before moving on to work for Bankers Trust Australia. Murray moved to Melbourne in 2001, working as a hedge fund trader, where he developed a proprietary technical trading system. Now he heads up the technical analysis desk at Port Phillip Publishing, helping readers profit from the latest market movements and trends in Swarm Trader and Slipstream Trader. Dr. Alex Cowie The head analyst of our resource investment advisory service Diggers and Drillers - Alex holds a graduate degree in finance and investment from the Financial Services Institute of Australia. Trained in Industrial Equity Analysis and Applied Portfolio Management, he is the editor and chief analyst for Diggers and Drillers and the editor of the Daily Reckoning Week in Review. Shae Smith Assistant editor Shae Smith started in the finance industry over 11 years ago. During that time she's worked in many roles, the most recent being for a Melbourne stockbroking firm. Whilst there, Shae gained industry qualifications for securities and derivatives, and helped teach many clients the basics of trading using technical analysis. |