David Eller
Investment U Senior Analyst
David is a technologist that found his way into financial services. While working in Morgan Stanley’s IT department, he got his start in the financial industry after connecting with their sell-side software analyst and was invited to join his team. It was during this time he went to grad school, attending NYU’s Stern School of Business.
After some time covering software on the sell-side for Morgan Stanley and later Credit Suisse First Boston, David felt the sell-side industry was unethical so he turned to financial writing. He joined a division of Reuters in 2007 shortly before the company was bought out by Thomson. Thomson then closed his department which eventually led David to Investment U where he covers all things technology.
David has professionally covered everything from consumer technology to enterprise software, internet, electronic gaming, telecom and renewable energy.
Most Recent Articles:
- Three Potential Short Squeeze Stocks
- The Fastest-Growing Asset Last Year Looks Even Better
- How to Profit From the Apple (AAPL) iBond Announcement
Additional Articles
You can view previous articles by David Eller below, or explore the Investment U archives.
- Three Potential Short Squeeze Stocks
- The Fastest-Growing Asset Last Year Looks Even Better
- How to Profit From the Apple (AAPL) iBond Announcement
- Will Agilysys Hit the Jackpot?
- SSYS vs. DDD: Is it Too Late to Invest in 3D Printing?
- How to Safely Hedge Your Portfolio in Uncertain Times
- Is Uncle Sam About to Inflate These Stocks?
- Activists Take Aim at Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL): A Quick Profit Opportunity
- How to Play the Turnaround At Sony (NYSE: SNE)
- There’s Still Money to Be Made in This “Dead” Business
- Invest Like Al Capone
- The Cheaper iPhone is good for Apple (Nasdaq:AAPL), Here’s Why
- New 401(k) Rules Following the Fiscal Cliff Compromise
- The Top Tech Stocks for 2013
- 2013 Consumer Electronics Show: What Investors Should Watch
