Authors: Clem Chambers
The Twain Maxim (28 page)
Clem Chambers
is CEO of ADVFN (www.advfn.com), Europe and South America’s leading financial market website. Established in the last quarter of 1999, Chambers floated the company in 2000. The ADVFN website now has over 1,700,000 registered users. ADVFN is the number one destination for UK private investors, who log on to view global market data and use the site’s leading edge trading tools.
A broadcast and print media regular, Clem Chambers is a familiar face and frequent co-presenter on CNBC and CNBC Europe. He is a seasoned guest and market commentator on BBC News 24,
Newsnight
, BBC 1, CNN, SKY News, TF1,
Working Lunch
, China’s
Phoenix TV
, Canada’s
Business News Network
and US radio. Clem is renowned for calling the markets and predicted the end of the bull market back in January 2007 and the following crash. He’s appeared on ITV’s
News at Ten
and
Evening News
discussing failures in the banking system and featured in the
Money Programme’s Credit Crash Britain
:
HBOS – Breaking the Bank
and the BBC’s
City Uncovered: When Markets Go Mad.
Chambers has written investment columns for
Wired Magazine, The Daily Telegraph
and
The Daily Express
and currently writes for
The Scotsman
and
Forbes
. He was The Alchemist – stock tipster – in
The Business
for over three years and has been published in titles including:
CityAM, Investors Chronicle, Traders Magazine, Stocks and Commodities,
the Channel 4 website,
SFO
and
Accountancy Age
. He is a regular market commentator across all the main UK national press.
His first novel
The Armageddon Trade
was published by No Exit Press in 2009.
mailto: [email protected]
http://twitter.com/clemchambers
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clem_Chambers
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twain_Maxim
First published in 2011 by No Exit Press,
an imprint of Oldcastle Books
P O Box 394, Harpenden, AL5 1XJ
www.noexit.co.uk
This ebook edition first published in 2011
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