Lou Carlozo

Lou Carlozo

Lou Carlozo is Editor In Chief at Qwoted, a source platform for finance journalists, and host/creator of Bankadelic, a financial services podcast. Through 2019, he served as managing editor at the Bank Administration Institute and an investment writer at U.S. News & World Report. A Pulitzer Prize finalist (team reporting), his work has appeared in Reuters, the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Yahoo Finance, MSN and publications across the world; his multi-media journalism credits include BBC radio, Investigation Discovery TV, AOL and an Archie cartoon where he appeared as himself. Lou is also a professional musician, producer/composer and recording studio owner. He resides in Chicago with his wife and two children.

Recent Articles

Slumping Naked Brands Is Nearing the Point of No Return

NAKD stock may be a vicim of its sector. Fashion is notoriously fickle. Tastes change. Brands get blackballed or relegated to thrift shop clearance for no rational reason. But if Beyonce, Justin Timberlake or even a mitten-clad Bernie Sanders sport your stuff, it's a license to print money. Turns out Wall Street and the fashion runway aren't so different after all.

Hold Off on Foley Trasimene Acquisition Stock as SPAC Mania Hits Major Turbulence

BFT stock has stalled for months. And Foley Trasimene Acquisition II Corp., which will fund Paysafe, must endure SPAC scrutiny.

Despite Losing U.S. Postal Service Contract, Workhorse Group Could Rebound

WKHS stock was pegged to a $6 billion Postal Service contract it was favored to win, but lost. But for Workhorse Group, it's not game over.

Ethereum May Be Down, But It’s Far from Out

Does it sound like I just recommended Ethereum as an investment? Why, yes I did. I have yet to dive into the crypto world myself and every day that goes by, I regret the decision. If Ethereum's price dips some more, I believe it will mark a great buying opportunity for you and me both.

A Look Into the Bizarre Backstory of Pershing Square Tontine Holdings

PSTH stock, which represents a blank-check company founded by billionaire investor Bill Ackman, remains shrouded in some amusing mystery.