W. Alex Seagle has over 16 years experience in managing client assets and relationships for individual and institutional clients. Mr. Seagle is versed in the unique needs of multi-family offices, wealth managers, foundations, endowments and charitable organizations. He writes Ruminations of the Contrary Investor and also assists in asset allocation and portfolio analysis. Mr. Seagle began his investment career at J.C. Bradford & Co. as a Registered Representative, where he specialized in convertible securities. He later served as a regional manager for First Union Brokerage Services and First Union Securities, Inc.
Ruminations of the Contrary Investor believes public impulse and contagion are often wrong, and one profits from a look beneath the surface. Editor Alex Seagle investigates market areas away from the "mob-minded" investor and focuses on contrary values. Ruminations is a thought-provoking letter with a human and essentially fundamental approach. Published continuously since 1962, the letter ponders the stock market and lists specific securities with contrary speculative possibilities "most likely to succeed," concentrating on value versus fashion, and discovering unusual situations with superior profit potential.