Sam Collins

Sam Collins

Sam Collins is  InvestorPlace.com’s Chief Technical Analyst. He has more than four decades of experience in Wall Street firms.

In addition to providing fundamental and technical analysis for InvestorPlace.com, he provides FREE daily market commentary each trading day via the Daily Trader’s Alert. The Daily Trader’s Alert contains his Daily Market Outlook PLUS a Trade of the Day.

Sam served as a regular army captain serving in West Germany during the Berlin Wall Crisis before joining Merrill Lynch as a futures broker. Since then, he has been a financial adviser, branch manager, regional manager and certified portfolio manager with national and regional securities firms. While he retired in October 2009, during his career, he received recognition and numerous awards.

Sam used technical analysis as a timing and selection technique with portfolios that he managed. He developed a specific technical analysis technique and timing system called the Collins Bollinger Reversal (CBR) that has received national recognition, and he has appeared on local and national TV as a financial commentator.

As an equity specialist and technician, he uses technical analysis as a selection technique along with fundamental analysis. As a value buyer, his goal is to find companies with outstanding management, unique products and strong financials that have not yet been driven to unreasonable prices. His CBR system helps him to screen vast amounts of data for stocks that meet those standards.

Sam is also a member of the NASD Board of Arbitrators.

Recent Articles

Oil & Gas LP Could Yield a Total Annual Return of 20%-Plus

With a price objective in the low $40s and a projected distribution rate at over 7%, Calumet Specialty Products Partners LP (NASDAQ:CLMT) is a buy.

Top 6 Stocks to Buy for April

Health care and tech stocks, including Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), top this month's list of stocks to buy.

How Concerned Should Traders be About the Market’s Reversal?

After plugging away to a new intraday high, headlines drove the S&P 500 to a negative close.

SanDisk’s High-Volume Breakout Accompanied by ‘Buy’ Signal

SanDisk Corp. (NASDAQ:SNDK) broke from a wide consolidation that took almost two and a half years to form.

Bond Fund Could be Signaling End to Fed’s Easy Money Policy

Its move up could be foretelling a rise in interest rates before the end of this year.