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Richard Rhodes is the editor of The Rhodes Report newsletter. Richard Rhodes is a private trader, having been involved in the capital markets since 1983. After receiving his MBA from the American Graduate School of International Management, Richard Rhodes lived and worked overseas in several high-level capacities. From 1996 to 1999, Richard Rhodes served as Financial Director of a Russian management consulting firm in Moscow; and from 1999 to 2000 as Financial Director for a wireless telecom joint venture in Tbilisi, Georgia. In 2000, Richard Rhodes returned to the US to accept a role within a major telecommunications group, specializing in Strategic and Capital Planning matters. In 2002, he left to produce The Rhodes Report on a full-time basis.

Rhodes Capital (Rhodes-Capital.com) provides proprietary trading services using their in-house research that includes fundamental, technical, and quantitative analysis, broad industry group analysis, and other sentiment studies.

The Rhodes Report (TheRhodesReport.com) is an 8-page daily report with brief commentary focusing upon unique ideas and timely issues, with a technical focus upon indexes and individual stocks. Recommendations are provided for the ETF Portfolio and the "Paid-to-Play" Portfolio.

Rhodes Capital
531 Kenmore Rd.
Merion Station, PA 19066
richard@Rhodes-Capital.com
(610) 667-0360

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