The market detective is a Chartered Market Technician (CMT). He uses technical analysis to identify market turning points and opportunities. He is primarily an Elliottician, he uses the Elliott wave principle and Fibonacci ratio analysis to uncover clues about the direction of the market. He uses other forms of technical analysis to corroborate his findings in such a way as to assign a probability factor to them.

"Subscription service that provides professional market opinion based on technical analysis. "

Built and led the Internal Computing Operations Division of AOL. This division provided excellent customer service in the areas of Desktop Services, Data Center Operations, computer and network security, technology procurement, asset management, network architecture, back office systems, Help Desk, and telecommunications, to the employees of the AOL, Netscape and CompuServe brands.

Pacific Southwest Regional MIS Director of all enterprise computing, networking, telecommunications, problem management, training, and asset management, for all KPMG offices in Southern CA, Arizona, Nevada and Hawaii.

Led and managed both internal MIS and field service engineers for a medical insurance billing review software company, with over 200 insurance clients in 30 states.

Bootstrapped internal microcomputer and local area network service operation for 1200 employees. Migrated employees from word processors and mainframe computer.

"The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) is an honorific society of distinguished scholars engaged in scientific and engineering research, dedicated to the furtherance of science and technology and to their use for the general welfare. "

Managed the implementation of first ever end-user computing contract for the United States Marine Corps Reserve. Managed the installation, configuration management, problem management, and maintenance for 120 USMCR locations.

Here is recollection that that I believe exemplifies the warrior spirit that a new Marine officer is filled with while going through the finest combat leadership training in the world. During our unstructured physical training, we invented a game called scrotum soccer. Generally, it followed the rules of soccer, with the addition that each player wielded his mesh laundry bag partially full of laundry as a weapon on the playing field. There were no limits on when or how you could take someone out with your laundry bag. After a few games over a period of a week or so, we decided the game needed to be more challenging. We moved it to the confidence course (sand, log obstacles, concertina wire, etc.) and placed the two goals on the high ground on either side of the course. It was raucous. Afterwards, when 20 plus lieutenants showed up at the infirmary that day, an inquiry was made as to the source of the injuries. The game was consequently banned. Semper Fi, Marines

PT, mud, & jodies

SSGT (Lieutenant Billet). Deployments: MSSG-31 Feb1982 - Oct 1982 MSSG-37 Nov 1983- July 1984 IBM Series1 (Green Machine) support and programming for supply, maintenance, and administrative systems. (EDL, COBOL)

SGT IBM 3081: COBOL, JCL, FORTRAN, Mark IV, JCL

SGT Off duty: I helped organize the very first Helsinki Roosters, an American football team in Helsinki, Finland. Several members of the American Embassy were involved in the organization and development of the team. Myself, and a Marine named C.J. Westmoreland, also played in the inaugural game. The rest of the team members were Finnish. The game was against the only other team that had formed at the time, a team that was organized and coached by the Mormons. I don't recall their name. In the early practice sessions, when we were forming the Roosters, I told a joke to the team about "Brewster the Rooster". It was such a big hit, that the team was named the Roosters based on the joke. (No Joke.) Look at he Roosters now. http://www.roosters.fi/English/english.htm

Deployments: BLTEX-1-78 Team Spirit 78 Other: Northern Training Area JEST (Subic Bay)