Greg Harmon

Greg Harmon

Gregory W. Harmon, CMT, CFA, is founder and president of Dragonfly Capital Management. There, he provides expert technical analysis and trading ideas using stock and options. He also is a Founding Partner and CIO of Presidium Capital Management, an asset management firm investing for clients in separate accounts. Harmon has more than 25 years of trading experience at BNP Paribas, State Street and JPMorgan. He also is the author of Trading Options: Using Technical Analysis to Design Winning Trades.

Harmon’s work and premium service can be found at Dragonflycap.com and information about his asset management firm at Presidiumcapital.com.

Recent Articles

Best Stocks for 2015: Yahoo Stock Takes a Wrong Turn

Yahoo stock looked like it was in good technical position at the start of 2015. But YHOO has taken a wrong turn halfway through the year.

Best Stocks for 2015 – Yahoo Still on Solid Technical Ground

After a disappointing stumble to start 2015, YHOO stock might not be the best stock for the year, but it still has a lot of potential.

Best Stocks for 2015 – YHOO Can Soar, Even Without BABA

Yahoo was the subject of much debate in 2014, thanks to the Alibaba IPO, but make no mistake: YHOO stock will have a great 2015.

Citigroup Stock Is Wandering in No-Man’s Land

Citigroup shares continue to trade in a zone with no edge to trade or invest either way, which tells this chartist that C stock should be ignored for now.

Citigroup – C Stock Is Stuck in Technical Limbo

I still like the technical setup here, but the near-term fundamental picture is cloudy at best.

C – Citigroup Stock Offers a One-Two Punch

Citigroup (C) is Greg Harmon's pick for InvestorPlace's Best Stocks for 2014 contest. Here's why Harmon believes in Citigroup stock.

GLDD Is Back on the Right Track — ‘Best Stocks’ Update

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock ran aground amid worries of an accounting scandal. But the company is afloat once more and headed for smoother waters.

Great Upside for Great Lakes Dredge & Dock

The charts are pointing to plenty of blue skies ahead for Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company, a niche shipping play.