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Trading Volatility as an Asset and Constructing a Portfolio with Darin Tuttle
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Trading Volatility as an Asset and Constructing a Portfolio with Darin Tuttle

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Today on the podcast we are happy to be hosting Darin Tuttle, Founder and CIO of Tuttle Ventures. 

On the podcast we talk about his new fund, trading volatility as an asset, how to construct a portfolio and building conviction to back your own intuition. 
  
With over a decade of experience in capital markets and portfolio management Darin left Goldman Sachs to manage multi-million dollar portfolios in his early 20’s.

As a millennial money manager, Darin has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Institutional Investor, Business Digest Magazine and streetinsider.com for his expert insights.

Darin is the key person for investment research, portfolio construction, strategy implementation, monitoring, performance evaluation and communication of investment strategy. Principled and passionate, Darin has an uncompromising dedication to help others by managing their investments.

He is currently a CFA level III candidate and has recently founded Tuttle Ventures, his own investment firm.  

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Podcast: WTFinance
Episode: Trading Volatility as an Asset and Constructing a Portfolio with Darin Tuttle
Pub date: 2021-07-26


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