The Market is not Random. (Unabridged, First Edition): Time & Price Symmetry / Quantitative Synchronicity Defined (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781499508727)

Mr. Anthony J. Klatch II was born in Hazleton, PA, and was classified as a genius at the age of five years old by scoring 174 IQ on the Wechsler Intelligence scale. At the age of 22 he was given the Wonderlic Test of personality/intelligence, and he scored at 47 out of 50. His parents were both academics, and his father taught English and French for nearly thirty years, which fueled a drive for writing. Up until 2011, Mr. Klatch had a well respected reputation as a seasoned financial manager providing invaluable insight to all aspects of hedge fund management including: portfolio management; risk control; and asset allocation related to various fund product offerings and corporate institutional mandates. He has been recognized as a talented manager with an exceptional track record for increasing the performance of funds through the use of a wide range of sophisticated quantitative analysis techniques that Mr. Klatch refined after mentoring with a hedge fund billionaire for several years. In 2006, he received honors in Trader Monthly Magazine for his stellar performance as both a fund manager and corporate risk management professional as one of the top 30 traders in the country. Mr. Klatch's cross-functional expertise in both financial management and technology has its foundations in his dual educational credentials. Mr. Klatch was educated in the MBA program in Project Management from Lehigh University, recognized as one of the top five MBA providers in the country. He also earned a B.S. in Information and Systems Engineering in addition to an Honors Degree in the prestigious Integrated Business and Engineering Honors Program from Lehigh University. Despite Mr. Klatch's success, his young age led to some reckless decisions. Mr. Klatch was indicted in 2011 by the federal government, and he subsequently accepted a guilty plea to four felony counts: Conspiracy to Defraud the United States, Securities Fraud, Wire Fraud, and Money Laundering. Mr. Klatch acknowledges that he engaged in deceptive marketing tactics, which led to some investor losses during the 2008-2010 financial crisis. However, he accepted responsibility for his actions, and successfully served a five-year federal prison sentence. Today, he is actively pursuing various avenues in order to make full restitution to his alleged victims.