Anthony Mirhaydari

InvestorPlace Market Strategist

Anthony Mirhaydari is founder of the Edge and Edge Pro investment advisory newsletters.

He is an independent investment columnist with work appearing at Investorplace, The Fiscal Times, CBS News MoneyWatch, MSN Money, Yahoo Finance, and Dow Jones MarketWatch. He started covering the markets and the economy in the media in 2008 in the midst of the greatest financial crisis in generations.

Previously, he was a senior research analyst with Markman Capital Insight, an advisory and money management firm, and a business consulting analyst with Moss Adams focusing on the financial-services industry.

Recent Articles

Dow Jones Loses 300 as the Crude Oil Rout Continues

By Anthony Mirhaydari, InvestorPlace Market Strategist Feb 2, 2016

While stocks are set up for a continuation of the recent oversold rally out of the January lows, financial stocks (and financial credit) are getting hit hard.

5 Semiconductor Stocks That Are Ready to Run – TSM MRVL UMC CRUS LLTC

By Anthony Mirhaydari, InvestorPlace Market Strategist Feb 2, 2016

Keep your eyes on TSM, MRVL, UMC, CRUS and LLTC in coming days. These semiconductor stocks are generating some positivity amid a crappy market.

Stocks Mixed as Alphabet Inc Becomes World’s Most Valuable Company

By Anthony Mirhaydari, InvestorPlace Market Strategist Feb 1, 2016

Alphabet exceeded Apple as the world's largest publically traded company, while investors turn to the January payroll report for clues concerning whether the Fed will stick to its four-quarter-point rate hike forecast for 2016.

4 Defensive Stocks With Fresh Uptrends Brewing

By Anthony Mirhaydari, InvestorPlace Market Strategist Feb 1, 2016

While the market decides which way to go in 2016, these defensive stocks are just percolating with bullish trends.

Dow Jones Gains 400 as Japan Cuts Rates Below Zero

By Anthony Mirhaydari, InvestorPlace Market Strategist Jan 29, 2016

Overall, it was a good week for the bulls with the Dow rising 2.3% thanks mainly to speculation of a possible OPEC/Russia oil production cut and indications that the major central banks are embracing a renewed easing bias.