Bryan Perry

Bryan Perry

A leading expert in the world of high-income investing, Bryan Perry has been bringing his wealth-building insights to individual investors and institutions for nearly 30 years.

Bryan is frequently featured in Forbes, Business Week and MarketWatch and often participates as a guest speaker on numerous investment forums and conferences around the country.

Bryan spent more than 20 years working as a financial adviser for major Wall Street firms, including Bear Stearns, Paine Webber and Lehman Brothers. In 1999, Bryan started his own investment management company, Alexander Perry Corporation, to provide individual investors with innovative and unbiased wealth-building strategies they just couldn’t get from the big Wall Street institutions.

Recent Articles

Markets Gain Traction on Other People’s Money

The global economy is still in a bit of a confused state but the U.S. markets press on; is everyone waiting to hear about a silver bullet solution?

Big-Yielding Fertilizer Stock Is the Perfect Drought-Buster

This fertilizer business with master limited partnership status has a short distribution history, but looks promising for future payout punch.

A Seismic Shift Out of Bonds

Markets have moved up smartly but now may be the time to review the portfolio and consider rotating out longer term sectors into shorter term instruments

6 ‘Stealth’ Bull Markets for Double-Digit Profits

Don't focus on popular big-cap growth names. The path to success goes through high-yield investments like these.

Fiscal Pain in Spain Turns Into Reality Show

European leaders continue to have meetings and plan on ways to solve the eurozone crises, yet go back to their countries and don't follow the policy ideas

VIDEO: Steel Your Portfolio Against Tax Hikes and Election Uncertainty

InvestorPlace.com editor Jeff Reeves and Bryan Perry discuss possible changes to dividend taxes.

VIDEO: Making Sense of Today’s Market

Bryan Perry tells InvestorPlace.com editor Jeff Reeves how he finds safe, high-yield investments in non-traditional sectors.

What Lies Ahead for U.S. Markets?

With the start of earnings season comes the hope for better results that might lead to a solid rally based on corporate earnings and not economic ups and downs

“Buy the Dips” Mentality Should Extend to Earnings

Economic news continues to move the markets, with weakness in the economy driving prices down. As earnings season starts, consider buying on earnings dips

In the Thick of a Headline-Driven Market

Market are being whip-sawed back and forth with each release of new headlines, and the markets need to see continued growth in profits and sales to steady