Retire Young Retire Rich - 30 Under 30 – Top Traders (1-10)

If you want to retire young and retire rich, check out what these young guys did.

While Trader Daily is receiving nomination for the 2007 list of 30 under 30 Top Traders, I would want to review last year’s list with you.

Candidates have to be under 30 by September of the nomination year. In 2006, the youngest were only 25.

Visit my blog frequently. You’ll be amazed by the success stories of these young guys.

Here’s what the editors of the poll say:
“We polled the worldwide trading community in order to identify the top young talent currently slaying the capital markets. Behold the future – and the present – of trading.”

“They are TOO YOUNG to remember the original Dukes of Hazzard. When disco was in style, most of them were in diapers… These are the rising stars of the trading universe, 30 of the best traders age 30 or younger – as determined by you…”

30 Under 30 – age as of September 2006

1. Chandler Bocklage, SAC Capital Advisors, Stamford, CT
Age: 28
Trades: Equities

2. John DePalma, Bank of America, New York
Age: 26
Trades: Fixed income – short-term interest rate

3. Lee Frankenfield, Deutsche Bank, New York
Age: 29
Trades: Equity Variance

4. David Garonzik, Goldman Sachs, New York
Age: 27
Trades: Forex

5. Gualtiero Giori, Sagio Investments, Geneva
Age: 26
Trades: Equities

6. James Groth, independent, Chicago
Age: 29
Trades: Treasuries, gold and equity index futures

7. Adam Grunfeld, Comac Capital, London
Age: 25
Trades: Currencies, metals, equities, interest-rate futures/swaps and exotics

8. Gabriel Hammond, Alerian Capital Management, New York
Age: 27
Trades: Energy – MLPs/ETFs/futures

9. Rebecca Hogan, Morgan Stanley, New York
Age: 27
Trades: MBS

10. Lawrie Inman, Marex Financial, London
Age: 25
Trades: Bobl futures

11-20 - to be followed




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