Steven M. Frenkel

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Currently Steven M. Frenkel is the Chief Technical Analyst for PatternWatch. Prior to his current position, Mr. Frenkel was chief market strategist for both Fordham Financial Management a small New York City investment bank, in 2006, and Ladenburg Thalmann & Co., 

We are committed to providing you with the most timely advice as possible.

Currently Steven M. Frenkel is the Chief Technical Analyst for PatternWatch. Prior to his current position, Mr. Frenkel was chief market strategist for both Fordham Financial Management a small New York City investment bank, in 2006, and Ladenburg Thalmann & Co., a mid-tier New York city-based investment bank and member of the New York Stock Exchange, from 1999-2001. Before joining Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., Mr. Frenkel was the Vice President of Research at Joseph Stevens & Company, a New York based retail brokerage and investment banking firm, where he specialized in technical analysis undervalued small cap information processing, networking, technology and healthcare companies. From May of 1997 until November 1998 he was Director of Research for Paragon Capital Corporation. Previously he was president of Steven M. Frenkel Associates, a metropolitan New York financial consulting firm and a founder and director of Discovery Pharmaceuticals, a development-stage medical device and pharmaceutical company.  He received a BA in chemistry in 1974 from the University of Pennsylvania and completed course work toward an MS in Chemistry at Rutgers University.  After four years of diversified experience in the chemical industry he entered the brokerage industry where, as a top producing account executive for several small NASD member brokerage firms, he did investment banking for emerging high technology and biotechnology companies. He was Vice President, Financial Principal and Research Director of Berkeley Securities Corp., New York City, from 1986-90 and from 1986 to 2006 the author of Frenkly Speaking, a financial column in which he gave intermediate term analyses of stocks, bonds, precious metals, commodities, currencies and real estate. In 1994 and 2000 Frenkly Speaking accurately called the top in the stock market, as did PatternWatch in 2007. Finally, Steven Frenkel has been a frequent guest on Bloomberg TV, CNNfN and CNBC.
Contact Info:
Steven M. Frenkel, CFA
Tel: 201-797-3419
Cell: 201-410-9335
Fax: 201-797-4241
email: frenkly@optimum.net

 The tools we use to analyze the various markets are a combination of Elliott Wave Theory, Gann Theory, cyclical analysis, classical charting methods and Wyckoff analysis. Cycles are useful in identifying potential trend changes: Gann in estimating long-term price targets and Elliott Wave theory in determining where in the cycle the marke

 The tools we use to analyze the various markets are a combination of Elliott Wave Theory, Gann Theory, cyclical analysis, classical charting methods and Wyckoff analysis. Cycles are useful in identifying potential trend changes: Gann in estimating long-term price targets and Elliott Wave theory in determining where in the cycle the market is and what are reasonable short-term targets that can be extrapolated from the cycle. Classical charting methods are used primarily as a “check” to confirm data stemming from all of the above. Wyckoff analysis is used primarily to further prioritize and filter various Elliott Wave alternatives.