Mark Leibovit Bio - The Leibovit VR Newsletter

Mark Leibovitwas ranked the #2 U.S. Gold Timer by TIMER DIGEST Magazine for 2011 and held the #1 slot in the first six months of 2011
Mark Leibovit’s career in the financial industry spans more than 35 years, beginning as a market maker on the Chicago Board

Options Exchange and the Midwest Options Exchange where he made a market in many issues including Newmont Mining, and continuing on to serve as Director of technical Research at Rodman and Renshaw, later leaving to publish his own stock market research letter currently available at http://www.vrtrader.com. He is both a Certified Investment Management Analyst (CIMA) and Accredited Investment Fiduciary (AIF), and is also a member of the Market Technicians Association and CFA Institute.

Mr.Leibovit’s extensive media television profile includes seven years as a consultant ‘Elf’ on “Louis Rukeyser’s Wall Street Week” television program, and over thirty years as a Market Monitor guest for PBS “The Nightly Business Report”. He also has appeared on Fox Business News, CNBC, BNN (Canada), and Bloomberg, and has been interviewed in Barrons, Business Week, Forbes and The Wall Street Journal.

Mr.Leibovit’s specialty is Volume Analysis and his proprietary Leibovit Volume Reversal Indicator is well known for forecasting accurate signals of trend direction and reversals in the equity, metals and futures markets. He has historical experience recognizing, bull and bear markets and signaling alerts prior to market crashes. His indicator is currently available on the Metastock platoform at http://www.vrplug-in.com.

His comprehensive study on Volume Analysis, The Trader’s Book of Volume was recently released by McGraw-Hill 2011. Mark has appeared in speaking engagements and seminars in the U.S. and Canada and provides customized Volume Analysis for managers and institutions. He publishes a newsletter on the gold, metals and mining markets which can be found at (www.vrgoldletter.com) .

Mr. Leibovit is currently Timer Digest’s #2 Gold Market timer for 2011, and has also been named the #1 Gold Market timer for the 5 year period ending in 2010, and the #1 Intermediate Stock Market timer for the 10-year period ending in 2007.

Past performance does not guarantee future results.