Jordan Kotick
Jordan Kotick is an accomplished strategist with a demonstrated history of working in the financial services industry across all asset classes. He gained extensive experience working on four Wall Street trading floors over the last two decades, including JPMorgan Chase, Barclays, RBC Capital Markets and CIBC World Markets. He has also lectured and presented in over 35 countries and is the first and only strategist to have had a self-titled international television segment, "Kotick: Tick by Tick," that was shown in the US, Europe and Asia. In addition, he is the first President of both the CMT Association, then called MTA, and the Canadian Society of Technical Analysts. Today, Kotick serves as a Senior Interest Rate Analyst and Consultant at InTouch Capital Markets, Faculty at King's College, and Director at Huxton Financial, responsible for economic and financial market forecasting and strategy.
Jordan Kotick Professional Experience / Academic History
Professional Experience
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Senior Interest Rate Analyst and Consultant
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Faculty
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Managing Director and Head of Cross Asset Strategy
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Managing Director of Macro Strategy, Economics
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Host of "Kotick: Tick by Tick"
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Vice President and FX Technical Analyst
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Rates Trader, Rates Strategy
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Head of Socionomic Research, Rates Strategy
Academic History
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B.A., Economics and Philosophy
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M.A., Philosophy
EARLY CAREER
Kotick was an Economist at Swiss Finance Summit, an exclusive invite-only investor conference in Zurich.
He was Managing Director of Cross Asset Strategy at RBC Capital Markets, where he was the top read strategist with 3x more readership than the #2 ranked strategist.
Managing Director of Macro Strategy at Barclays, where he consistently delivered financial market and economic teaching seminars for central banks.
At JP Morgan, he served as Vice President and FX technical analyst, as well as a significant contributor to trading revenues.
He provided technical coverage on FX, commodities, energy, European fixed income and emerging market fixed income for both internal and external clients.
He was a rates trader for CIBC World Markets and Head of Socionomic Research at Elliott Wave International.