Ian Cooper

Ian Cooper

InvestorPlace Contributor

Ian Cooper has helped traders grow and protect their wealth since 1999.

Over the last 24 years, he’s taught thousands of investors how to trade news flow and herd mentality using a unique blend of technical and fundamental analysis. In fact, Cooper created the ADD News Flow Strategy, which allows us to trade the anticipation, dissemination, and the death of news flow by exploiting herd mentality.

Cooper was among the few analysts to spot the financial crisis of 2008, the top of subprime and Alt-A, the death of Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, and New Century Financial, and even the Dow’s collapse to 6,500, as well as its recovery. He even called for gold to rally well above $1.500 when it traded under $600.

At the moment, Cooper makes use of technical, fundamental and news analysis, to help individual investors grow their wealth. He’s a firm believer that hard work and thorough research will lead to investment success.

Recent Articles

Boeing Stock Could Hit Share Prices of $400 Before 2021

By Ian Cooper, InvestorPlace Contributor

If Boeing's 737 MAX returns to the skies by mid-year, BA stock could recover to $400 a share before the year is out.

The Top 3 Infrastructure Stocks to Own in 2020

By Ian Cooper, InvestorPlace Contributor

U.S. infrastructure is in shambles, but that could soon change. That said, these three infrastructure stocks have sizable upside potential.

Visa Stock Is Still One of the Smartest Buys of 2020

By Ian Cooper, InvestorPlace Contributor

Despite recent setbacks, and less than exciting earnings, there’s still plenty of long-term growth in store for the Visa and V stock.

Canopy Growth Stock Should Be Avoided in the Near-Term

By Ian Cooper, InvestorPlace Contributor

It’s best to wait for the smoke to clear with CGC stock. Until we have specifics, look for cannabis opportunities elsewhere.

3 Top Companies That Should Be More Careful With Your Data

By Ian Cooper, InvestorPlace Contributor

These companies are all stocks to watch, particularly as they work on better protecting consumer data in 2020.

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