Keith Fitz-Gerald

Keith Fitz-Gerald

Keith Fitz-Gerald is a private investor, analyst, and market researcher/educator based in the United States, active in the financial markets for the past 37 years. He began his career at Wilshire Associates in the late 1980’s and today is principal of the Fitz-Gerald Group, a private market research company exploring non-linear price prediction, stock selection, and investing education. Most recently, he’s founded One Bar Ahead™, a trading research and publication firm.

He is a popular speaker at financial conferences and a noted subject matter expert.

Recent Articles

Is the Election About Lost Dreams Or New Promises?

The election is finally upon us, and by Wednesday lots of questions will be answered, but big problems remain for the winner to try and figure out in the future

What Hope Means in Japan These Days

The "Lost Decade" in Japan is now three decades old, and new members of the political class are trying to make a huge difference for the future.

Investors Who Own Japanese Stocks About to Get a Surprise

The China-Japan trade relationship in on a rocky road due to the Senkaku/Daiouy Islands dispute, and the problems extend to U.S. investors in Japanese stocks

Ben Bernanke’s Misguided Focus on Housing

The history of the housing market in the U.S. suggests that lessons learned by Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke need not apply to today's markets.

Banks Are Setting Us Up For Economic Problems Again

Banks are lobbying for changes in the requirements for collateral backing risky hedging products, and the fallout could be another bailout down the road.

Enjoy the Rally: Super Mario’s Bazooka Is a Dud

Mario Draghi and the ECB have put together a plan that looks suspiciously like many others, and it's doomed to a short life span of success

3 Top-Notch Choices for Yield-Starved Investors

Yield is hard to come by, but by looking at ETF's and mutual funds investors can find enough opportunity to pad the portfolio, and here are three options

Five Ways to Bank Gains and Manage Winning Trades

Investing for the long term sometimes means paring the portfolio of losers and winners, so here are five ways to help your long term results.

What Skirt Lengths Tell You About The Stock Market

Hemlines are strong indicators of the behavior and ethos of a society and right now the hemlines of the famous portent a conservative bent to the stock market

Facebook Is Still Only Worth $7.50 a Share

Facebook is running into a series of brick walls, and the company that famously went public for $38 per share has seen that figure almost sliced in half