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Ian St. Martin
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Biography for mFOLIO Master Ian St. Martin
My name is Ian St. Martin. I am currently the Chief Research Analyst for the Asset Logics U.S. Long-Short Equity Fund. Prior to moving full-time into equity analysis and investing, I spent many years as a software systems designer and architect. I designed software systems for a wide spectrum of companies, living and working in Los Angeles, Houston, Boston, New York, Toronto, Raleigh, Salt Lake City and Vancouver.
I first turned my attention to investing during the 1998-2000 tech bubble. My personal investing experiences from that period inspired me to develop a system that attempts to bring consistently repeatable results from a seemingly chaotic market.
My formal systems background (I received a bachelors of Applied Science in Systems Design Engineering from the University of Waterloo) and broad experience with software analysis, helped me bring a unique and highly organized approach to stock picking and portfolio management.
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