Robert Kelley

Robert Kelley has extensive work experience in the finance industry. Robert began their career in 1990 as an Analyst at Elliott Wave International, where they contributed to various publications and eventually became the editor of the U.S. section. In 1994, they joined JP Morgan as the Vice President and Head Technical Analyst. After a year, they returned to Elliott Wave International as an Analyst until 2000. In the same year, they also took on the role of Senior U.S. Equity Analyst at US Intraday Stocks. Currently, there is no information on their current role or company.

Robert Kelley attended Georgia Institute of Technology from 1984 to 1986 and Georgia State University in 1987. No specific degree or field of study information is available for their education history.

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Elliott Wave International

Elliott Wave International (EWI) is the largest independent financial analysis and market forecasting firm in the world, with approximately 100 employees spread throughout the country. EWI's 24 full-time analysts cover every major market (stocks, currencies, bonds, energy, metals, commodities) worldwide, 24 hours a day on our website and proprietary web systems like Bloomberg. The company's subscriber base includes the world's major banks, money managers, hedge funds, insurance companies and pension funds as well as tens of thousands of individual investors. EWI's free online Club EWI community has over 350,000 members and our website consistently ranks among the top 50 financial websites according to Alexa rankings. EWI’s educational services include conferences, workshops, webinars, DVDs, streaming videos, special reports, books and one of the internet’s richest free content programs, Club EWI. The company recently launched its certification program (CEWA) for aspiring professional wave analysts. Elliott Wave International is not affiliated with any brokers, money managers or other institutions and collects no brokerage or money management fees. EWI's independence allows the firm to remain dedicated to unbiased market analysis.


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