 Peter
Bruno began his career in the securities industry more than 45
years
ago with the national investment firm of Loeb Rhoades & Co. In the last five
years with Loeb, Peter was the Training Director, responsible for corporate management
and sales training and for preparing the firm's representatives for their various
securities licensing examinations. In 1972 he left this firm to establish a training
school, providing private licensing seminars throughout the country. Peter founded
the Institute of Wall Street Studies as an outgrowth of this successful securities
licensing training school where over 30,000 stock brokers have received their
licenses using seminars and materials originally created by him.
Beginning in 1978, the school staff conducted a series of public information
seminars on how the investment market works. Because these seminars were usually
filled to capacity, it became apparent that investors wanted the information
with which to wield more direct influence over the management of their investment
portfolios. It also became obvious that the public wanted a clear alternative
to the traditional client/broker relationship.
Concurrently, in conjunction with the late John Scheuer, noted New York talk-radio
financial commentator, Peter began to develop a sophisticated market analysis
and exacting timing system, based upon conservative strategies and disciplines,
for appreciation and return on investment. As an outgrowth of his original work
with Scheuer, Peter established several popular investment newsletters, a portfolio
management and investment advisory service, as well as a brokerage firm. All
of these were sparked by the evolutionary and continued development of a technical,
analytical system to provide research and timing information to meet the requirements
for various fundamental investment strategies.
As Chairman of the Wall Street Money Management Group, Inc., a registered investment
advisor, the Wall Street Money Center Corp., a licensed broker/dealer, and the "WALL STREET MONEY LETTER",
Peter maintains licenses within many states as an investment
adviser, with the NASD as a securities principal, and with the NFA as a commodities
adviser. As chief of the Investment Policy Committee, Peter has managed hundreds
of millions of dollars for thousands of individuals, corporations, pensions,
trusts, estates and charitable foundations nationwide. In addition, as host of
the"Managing Your Money" financial talk-radio program, Peter shares
more than 45 years of Wall Street experience with investors across the country.
Ellen Bruno Ramsey, Ph. D.
Ellen began teaching macroeconomics for Lynn University, as an adjunct professor, in 1994 for the
College of Business and Management, after receiving her Master's Degree (with a concentration in International Business).
Some of the other courses taught on campus through the years included Organizational Behavior,
Business Communications, and Introduction to Computer Applications. In 2001, Ellen received her
Ph.D. after completing her dissertation entitled "Effectiveness and Efficiency of Investment Strategies:
A Simulation Model." Her quantitative research concluded that the firm's proprietary cycle analysis
outperformed other investment strategies as measured by the optimal strategy.
Courses Ellen has developed curriculum for and teaches interchangeably online include:
BUS171i Macroeconomics,
BUS210i Business Entrepreneurship,
BUS270i Organizational Management,
BUS446i Entrepreneurship, Enterprise and Ethics,
BUS734i Reputation Management for Organizations,
LDR715i Leadership for Organizations in Crisis and Reputation Management,
MBA600i Leading and Managing of Business Organizations, and
MBA605i Managing for Organizational Effectiveness.
Other online courses that she teaches include:
LDR714i Leadership in Public Administration,
LDR735i Marketing Theory and Research.
MBA620i Marketing Management in a Global Economy
MBA668i Seminar in special topics: International business, and
MBA690i Strategic Management Seminar.
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