Jeanette Schwarz Young, CFP, CMT, earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees at Adelphi University. As a member of the New York Board of Trade, she is an active member of the floor, options settlement, membership and member benefit committee. She began her career in the brokerage business in 1981 with the then Thomson McKinnon Securities where under the guidance of Jack Solomon, she honed her skills as a technical analyst. She is a holder of 10 NASD Licenses. Since that time she has earned acclaim from her peers for her demonstrated technician capabilities. Her experience runs the gamut from floor executions, hedging, even extending to the back office (having run a self-clearing firm). Today, she has gained some recognition as a writer as well as a strategist-technician. Her Market Letter, The Option Queen Letter, is published, from time to time, in Barron’s Magazine and her article “MANAGING RISK WITH OPTIONS” was a front page feature in THE CRB TRADER. Another featured article appeared in STOCKS AND COMMODITIES MAGAZINE entitled THE COMMODITY CHANNEL INDEX REVISITED. She also wrote “LESSONS FROM THE TRADING FLOOR: STRATEGIES ANYONE CAN USE” published in the June 2005 issue of SFO Magazine. You may have seen her on several live and taped FOX NEWS, CNN-FN, Bloomberg and CNBC broadcasts.
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