Shah Gilani's Archive
Shah Gilani
Wall Street superstar and former hedge fund manager Shah Gilani is the Chief Investment Strategist of Manward Press and at the helm of the Manward Money Report newsletter and the Launch Investor and Alpha Money Flow trading services. He’s a sought-after market commentator and has appeared on CNBC, Fox Business and Bloomberg TV. He’s also been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and The Washington Post, and he’s had columns published in Forbes.
In 1982, he launched his first hedge fund from his seat on the floor of the Chicago Board Options Exchange. He worked in the pit as a market maker when options on the S&P 100 Index first began trading… and was part of a handful of traders who laid the technical groundwork for what would eventually become the CBOE Volatility Index (VIX). He also ran the futures and options division at the largest retail bank in Britain. Shah gained notoriety for calling the implosion of U.S. financial markets (all the way back in February 2008) AND the mega bull run that followed.
Now at the helm of Manward, Shah is focused tightly on one goal: To do his part to make subscribers wealthier, happier and more free.
Monday Takeaways: The Most Important Players in the Room
A red-hot labor market has some analysts questioning whether the Fed cut too much… But the bigger question is… who’s really in charge of interest rates?
The Problem With China’s Stimulus Deal
China has a big problem… and the government’s Hail Mary may not fix it.
Buy This, Not That: Which Is Hotter… BABA or BIDU?
The Chinese government will do its very best to juice its economy… And Chinese blue chips have launched skyward. But what rocket should you ride higher?
Monday Takeaways: Going Nuclear
Microsoft is going all in to power its AI demands… and Amazon just purchased a data center site right next to a nuclear plant. Nuclear’s back, baby.
Buy This, Not That: A Luxury Retailer Back on the Runway
Luxury retailers are seeing the slowest growth in two decades as designer wallets and handbags have snapped shut. But one brand will be back on the runway in no time.
Monday Takeaways: Getting by With a Little Help From the Fed
The good news: The Fed’s rate cut means refinancing all our debt just got cheaper. The bad news? Here’s what Shah says…
This Number Is Trouble
U.S. credit card debt stands at $1.142 trillion. That’s the highest balance since tracking began in 1999… And it’s trouble.
Buy This, Not That: What to Buy in Case of a “Hard Landing”
Fast food stocks tend to do well when the economy gets rough for consumers. But which fast food stock is best to buy right now?
Monday Takeaways: The Fed’s Rate Cut Could Make or Break the Market
All eyes are on the Fed this week… and its long-anticipated rate cut. The number the Fed settles on could make or break the market. Here’s why…