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Christopher Perruna898 West Lake Avenue

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I am an individual investor that was inspired by the greatest speculators on Wall Street throughout American history. MarketStockWatch.com is not affiliated with Wall Street brokerage firms, companies, newspapers, publications or any other financial institution. This ensures that all information and analysis will be unbiased as I answer to no one.

Market Stock Watch started as an idea in the head of Chris Perruna, also know as “Piranha” on the web. Chris has been a student of the market for almost 10 years. His passion in life was torn between architecture and the stock market. When it was time to head to college, he decided to pursue a career in architecture. After five years of long nights in the studio, he graduated with a degree in architectural engineering and still dedicates his work to the business.

During those college days, he opened his first brokerage account and bought a stock that went up 200% in six months. He received a tip from his father about the earnings that were going to be released in the coming weeks. All signs pointed to a great ride. Life was great and the stock market was providing some easy money. As time went on, he collected money from his mother and even his younger sister to add to his account. The idea of such easy money was starting to get the best of his judgment. He bought a new stock with 90% of his portfolio and watched it fly from $37 to $98 without looking back. He received a voting ballot in the mail that asked all shareholders to vote on a potential split. This raised his confidence, especially when he saw that most analysts agreed that this stock was going to $150. The time was perfect to sit tight as all of his funds were tied up in this one stock. The great market environment started to become cloudy and his stock started to decline. “Who cares” he thought to himself, the guy on TV said it was worth $150 and he is a professional, I can’t sell now as I will lose out on the additional profits (greedy).