Thanks for the plug, Mike. How about a published challenge round? I love taking on the "trend followers" Dave "surf" G.

I would like to see Curtis Faith interviewed by on WallStrip!!

How about your good friends: Eric & Cole from BlackStar Funds?

Curtis Faith.

Also...you gotta give a Texas boy a chance...Salem Abraham. Heck, interview all 3 of the Abraham brothers.

And probably the most wanted interview from any die-hard system trader. An interview with acrary from the EliteTrader boards. Alan Crary. May be tough to track down though.

Then to just crack on somebody...Dave Goodboy. Setup the whole interview on trend following. Dave loves trend following. :-)

mt

Okay, Curtis Faith is giving me hell on his blog for my Seykota recommendation, so how about interviewing Curtis Faith?

I hear he has a book coming out, or something like that! ;)

Seriously though, how about a series of interviews over the next year or two with some of the greatest trend followers of our time, including Seykota and Faith?

Most traders have never seen or heard directly from these individuals, our only exposure being interviews in Schwager or Covel books.

Thanks!

In no particular order- Steve Cohen,Stanley Druckenmiller, Bruce Kovner, Paul Tudor Jones, Nick Roditi, Jim Leitner, Michael Marcus, Justin Mamis, Jim Simons, Seth Klarman, Bill Eckhart, Richard Dennis, Curtis Faith, David Shaw, Joel Greenblatt, Michael Milken, Michael Steinhardt, Julian Robertson, David Einhorn, William Oneil, Cedd Moses, Peter Thiel, Mart Zweig, Joe Dimenna, Lee Ainsle, Bill Lipshutz, Andy Kreiger, Jim Chanos, Dwight Anderson, Leon Cooperman, Ahmet Okumus, Drobny, John Henry, Bill Dunn, Louis Bacon, Scott Bessent, any of the Feshbach brothers, The Fortress guys, Phil Ivey, Joe Granville (where is he these days?), Barton Biggs, I already mentioned a few but any of the Tiger Cubs, Daniel Och, Tim Barakett, John Hussman, Ned Davis, Ken Heebner, and Nelson Freeburg. My listcould go on for days but I think this enough for now. Obviously a lot fo these guys are super press shy but I bet you can get quite a fe of them on.

Thanks,
David

Okay, serious suggestion: Ed Seykota

lol

I do like schwaagers book - they are so web web 1.01

I much prefer the pantyhose scenario.

"Broker A- with his head covered with old granny panty hose to retain his anonymity. It would be nice if the crotch section covered his mouth and the legs splayed out where each ear would be."

Or, how about I reveal who I really am, then spend the entirety of my life killing those who saw me on Wallstrip?

Your choice.

Jack Schwager
Broker A- with his head covered with old granny panty hose to retain his anonymity. It would be nice if the crotch section covered his mouth and the legs splayed out where each ear would be.

andy swan

andy swan

Eddie Daroza

I dont agree with everything he says, and it may be a bit off topic of investing, but Joel Kotkin is an interesting read and talk, and might be able to comment on housing trends going forward in the next decade.

Uh, me, of course. Did you really need to ask?

I'll do just about anything to be in the same room with Lindsay!

If she can waste her time interviewing ne'er do wells on the streets of New York or the beaches of Tampa, then I will fit in with the show quite nicely.

Think it over for a couple days then I'll have my people contact your peoples people, okay? ;)

Maria Bartiromo and Lindsay would make for a nice combination. In the strictest of journalistic sense of course.

Steve Cohen, Dan Reingold, Bob Parker (CS First Boston, Europe).

Work on those and get back to me.

Jim Simmons from Renaissance Technologies. If you can't get him I'll settle for Steve Cohen or Paul Tudor Jones.

Steinbrenner, Wayne Rogers, Ben Stein, the Woot.com guys.