Mike Burnick
Mike Burnick, who has over 25 years of professional investment experience, is the Executive Director of The Edelson Institute.
Mike has been a Registered Investment Adviser and portfolio manager responsible for the day-to-day operations of a mutual fund. He also served as Director of Research for Weiss Capital Management, where he assisted with trading and asset-allocation responsibilities for a $5 million ETF portfolio.
Formerly, Mike served as Director of Research for the Sovereign Society and took on the roles of senior analyst and editor. His responsibilities included analysis of global financial markets and economic trends focusing on global ETF investing and options on ETFs.
A graduate of Stetson University, Mike has degrees in finance and management. He is a frequent guest commentator on CNBC, Fox Business News, Bloomberg TV and nationally syndicated financial talk-radio programs.
Mike is a volunteer in several charitable organizations, including the American Red Cross and the South Florida Blood Bank. He and his family live in Jupiter, Fla.
Recently by Mike Burnick
Is the Line in the Sand for Yields about to be Crossed?
There's a tug-of-war in the 10-year Treasury yield. If the 2.5% line in the sand gets crossed, stocks may stocks trade higher. But at 3%, we might see a very different result!
Money Tsunami driving bull market to new Highs. What’s Next?
If you want to protect your wealth from financial woes, there's no safer place than the U.S., which has kept America's bull market running for 8.5 years.
Take the Other Side of these Crowded Trades
Many traders are betting the Fed won’t raise rates and that it won’t unwind its bloated balance sheet. Mike Burnick prefers to buck the common wisdom on the Street.
Brace Yourself for the Dreaded Debt Ceiling Debate
One of the longest-running dramas on Capitol Hill is about to play out again. I’m talking about the dreaded debt-ceiling debate. Buckle up, because this time it should be a doozy.
Frustrated Gold Bulls: Expect Higher Prices Ahead!
Hope for frustrated gold bulls: Our E-Wave charts say gold should put in a bottom by late 2017. It should even enjoy a sizeable rally into 2018. Expect higher gold prices ahead!
