DR. PAUL COTTRELL & THOMAS SCHOENBERGER - ESSENTIAL COVID19 UPDATE
March 4, 2020
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Episode 216 · March 4, 2020
DR. PAUL COTTRELL & THOMAS SCHOENBERGER - ESSENTIAL COVID19 UPDATE
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EPISODE 216: COVID19
Paul Cottrell is a researcher in chaos theory and has interests in modeling financial markets. Some have considered him a polymath of sorts. Born in Detroit, Michigan he has extensive professional experience in engineering and design. After retiring from automotive engineering he pursued interests in corporate finance involving the publishing, retail, and non-profit industries. He currently is a proprietary trader specializing in currency and energy markets.
In addition to modeling financial markets, his research interests are in developmental economics, behavioral finance, complexity science, energy industry, risk management, and the uses of artificial intelligence in trading financial markets. He has been awarded a Ph.D. specializing in finance from Walden University. He has also earned a M.B.A. and B.S. from Wayne State University. Engineering certificates from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.) have also been awarded to him. Dr. Cottrell is currently at Harvard University as an ALM candidate specializing in Biology and has completed the Pre-Medical program at Fordham University.
Mr. Thomas Schoenberger also drew assignment, it was his first time on the program. He is a composer and plague historian.
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