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Margin Call Podcast – S2 E5: Craig Cobb | Managing Director of Trader Cobb
11 September 2019
Holding over 11 years of experience as both a trader and educator, Craig has always been the type to distil noise into digestible information. He is one of the most original & astute Australian commentators from the early days of the industry and with that comes a wealth of market experience. Well known for his institutional background, Craig has helped many in the crypto space navigate this fascinating new world with a framework that can be applied to all asset classes.
In this episode we covered:
- Chronic fatigue syndrome
- How he got into trading
- Successes and failures
- The state of crypto; and
- Cobb’s trading principles
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