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Corporate Investing Strategy Workshop with OTOY Inc.’s Shane Ouchi

Interested in tech or finance? Want to know what product glitches, mergers and acquisitions, lawsuits, and IPOs mean for your investments? Come learn about corporate strategy from Shane Ouchi of OTOY Inc!

Presenter Shane Ouchi (HMC ’05, B.S. Engineering & B.A. Economics; USC ’08 M.S. Engineering) is currently Head of Product Delivery & Business Operations at OTOY, Inc. (http://otoy.com/). Shane will help you understand what different corporate strategies mean for your financial investments. Job-seekers considering multiple companies will also find this presentation indirectly useful, because corporate strategy usually influences corporate culture.

OTOY is a technology leader in delivering real-time, cinema-quality 3D graphics to the film and gaming industry with advanced cloud computing technology. Previous partners include the NHL and Warner Brothers, Inc.

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CNBC’s Bob Lang Speaks at Scripps About Options Trading

Another excellent event wrapped up this weekend–we hosted CNBC’s Bob Lang for a session on Saturday covering options trading strategies and investing psychology. This seminar taught attendees how to trade options and grow their accounts. Mr. Lang also shared about his career path, with a brief Q/A following the session.  If you missed the event, check out StockSessions.com Courses–you’ll find the slides on their website and a video of their lecture on their Youtube account.

Speaker Bob Lang is a private trader in equity and option markets at his company, Aztec Capital LLC, and the founder of Explosive Options http://explosiveoptions.net/. Through Explosive Options, Lang mentors subscribers to make options trading for income more accessible. He also serves as one of Jim Cramer’s go-to technical experts on Mad Money and regularly contributes to TheStreet.com. Previously, Lang managed a $300 million pension and 401(k) plan for Sunkist Growers and worked with floor traders in the active bond-trading group of Countrywide Capital Markets.

This event was part of an on-campus seminar series on practical investing skills organized by Scripps Women in Finance Accounting and Consulting (FAC) in partnership with Jeffrey Lin (HMC ’05) of StockSessions.com. The events are open to all Claremont Colleges students, faculty, and staff.

Save the date for our next session on Saturday, March 28! Shane Ouchi, Head of Business Operations at OTOY will discuss corporate strategy analysis and how investors can benefit.

Inaugural StockSessions Lecture: Stock Trading 101 with Corey Rosenbloom

Want to learn the basics of investing and trading stocks for income? Scripps Women in Finance Accounting and Consulting (FAC) is partnering with Jeffrey Lin (HMC ’05) of StockSessions.com to organize on-campus seminars on practical investing skills. This seminar will teach you how to research & analyze opportunities, plan low-risk strategies for each trade, and know when to buy and sell–skills you can use even while balancing work and/or school. No prior experience/knowledge is necessary!

Presenter Corey Rosenbloom, CMT (Chartered Market Technician), is the founder and president of Afraid to Trade http://afraidtotrade.com/, which details trading strategy for the public. Mr. Rosenbloom regularly contributes to TradeStation’s “Morning Market Briefing” and is a speaker at MoneyShow financial conferences. He is also the author of “The Complete Trading Course: Price Patterns, Strategies, Setups, and Execution Tactics”.

Mr. Rosenbloom will also share about his career path, with a brief Q/A following the session. This event is open to all Claremont Colleges students, faculty, and staff. FMI contact us at [email protected] or visit http://stocksessions.com/