Young traders who take over the world of finance

Teenagers these days, take a proactive approach to investment and trade by continuing its 40-year trend of people taking a more proactive stance in their investment. Now armed with more technology than their predecessors and tools like Twitter and Google, teenagers may be about to become the most active generation of individual investors.

He was recently made a general profile of the young global macro trader who looks sees markets as an experienced veteran.
We will introduce you to some talents who actively traded markets while still studying in high school or college. They are all members of a community of young investors and traders called Leaders Investment Club.
Many of these teens said they have idols like Paul Tudor Jones and Warren Buffett. The most popular investment books they think are Reminiscences of a Stock Operator and Market Wizards. Most of them said they wanted to study finance and economics in college and find developments in the hedge fund industry.

Curtis Knee, 14 years old, began to invest a year ago. He likes to invest in shares.
Location: Paradise, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.
Investment style: "I am an investor who likes to invest in values. Do not trade constantly, because I think that value investing brings greater profitability. Also, I do a lot of research on different companies, using their ratio of price to earnings, for Know if companies are undervalued or overvalued market. "
Favorite book :. "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham. I like her because she gave me a completely different perspective on business operations and investments. Before you read this book, I thought that trading is only for making quick money, but after reading it, I feel it is more about making money in the long run. "
Role model: "My role models in the industry are Warren Buffet, Karl Kenny, Kevin O'Leary and Michael Bloomberg."
Future plans: "I go to university and get a degree in economics, business and finance, open company for financial research."

Dash Yarnold, 14 years old, he began to be interested in the market even 11 years after he heard his parents say, "The market is decreasing." He likes to trade tech stocks and commodities. Location: Mill Valley, California
Investment style: "I have two portfolios, one is conservative and long-term investments. The other is a virtual portfolio and contains riskier and more aggressive securities. In aggressive portfolio I usually trade tech stocks and commodities."
Favorite book: The Little Book That Beats The Market by Joel Greenblatt. It is a simple but extremely informative.
Role model: "I basically follow David Tepper of Appaloosa Management billionaire It is a mentality of man of the middle class."

One of my biggest achievements: "I had a meeting with the head of an investment firm, which managed more than 500 mln. US dollars."

Future plans: "After graduating from high school, I hope to learn some of the best colleges in particular at Harvard University. After college I want to manage my own hedge fund.".

John Ducas, 15 years old, began to invest fake money when he was nine. When he was 13, he otvarya real account online broker.
Location: Europe
Investment Style: "I consider myself more of an investor than a trader. I invest mainly in large and medium-sized US companies. In terms of strategy, I have much more ambivalent view of the market and usually do not bother to take on more -Large risk. "
Favorite book: "Although there are many great books affecting trade and investment of all my favorite book is The Intelligent Investor written by the" father of value investing ", Benjamin Graham."
Role model: "Some of my role models include Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan, the investment bank which became the largest US bank, and Davit Tepper, who is one of my favorite fund managers, mostly because I love riskier style of investment. "
One of my biggest achievements: "One of the biggest goals that I had to learn to speak five languages, which I am proud to say that I have achieved. These languages ​​are English, French, Spanish, Greek and Mandarin . '.
Future plans: "I plan to study economics and finance, and then to work in the field of investment."