National Association of Active Investment Managers (NAAIM)

NAAIM was formed in 1989 as a non-profit association of registered investment advisors who provide active money management services to their clients, in order to produce favorable risk-adjusted returns as an alternative to more passive, buy and hold strategies. NAAIM has grown to include roughly 200 member firms nationwide, managing over $14 billion held in over 60,000 accounts owned by working people, retirees, trusts and others.

Market Technicians Association (MTA)

The MTA is a not-for-profit professional regulatory organization servicing over 3,700 market analysis professionals in over 70 countries around the globe. The MTA’s main objectives involve the education of the public, the investment community and its membership in the theory, practice and application of technical analysis.

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Sarasota Capital Strategies synopsis:

Sarasota Capital Strategies, Inc. located in Osprey, Florida just due south of beautiful Sarasota.  Sarasota may be far from wall street, but we are reminded regularly by CNBC and Bloomberg that the world of investing in gold, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and etfs through all types of asset managers and hedge funds is alive and well.  Sarasota Capital Strategies invests in etfs and mutual funds that include equities such as stocks and real estate, bonds, commodities, gold, and currencies using hedge fund type strategies with an additional focus on absolute return and risk management.  Ironically, the managers have been featured in various articles that include CNBC and Bloomberg, among others.
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