Jamie Keelin, MBA, CMT

Jamie Keelin, who holds a Chartered Market Technician (CMT) designation, is the Chief Investment Strategist at Frazer Bay Investments, LLC. He has extensive financial markets and institutional equity trading experience and knowledge. While working at a mid-size investment bank, he played an instrumental role in clients’ investment and trading decisions. As an equity sector specialist, Jamie generated investment ideas for mutual fund and hedge fund clients by leveraging comprehensive industry specific knowledge as well as his technical and fundamental analysis skills. He is especially skilled at investment selection and implementation of investment strategies.

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Minnesota Virtual Chapter Meeting featuring Gene Munster - The Minnesota Chapter of the CMT Association invites you to our chapter meeting on Tuesday, August 18, 2020. We have the pleasure of Gene Munster of Loup Ventures as our guest speaker. Ralph Acampora, CMT Craig Johnson, CMT, CFA Jamie Keelin, CMT Kyle Lottman,...
Minnesota - The Minnesota Chapter of the CMT Association is co-chaired by Craig Johnson, CMT; Ralph Acampora, CMT; Jamie Keelin, CMT; Adam Turnquist, CMT; and Kyle Lottman, CFA. Participation in all Minnesota Chapter Meetings qualifies you for 3 CMT Continuing Education Unit (CEU)...
Technically Speaking, December 2020 - With December now here, the world is eager to kiss 2020 goodbye, and likely, good riddance. It was a tough year for many people as they lost their jobs, their dreams and even their loved ones. Many of us in the Association are privileged, because we work in an industry that...
Technically Speaking, November 2020 - Well, it is finally over! Or is it? What is “it” anyway? It could be the pandemic, as on November 9 we got some excellent news on the vaccine front. Or it could be the election, which looks like a blue win but with a lot of legal challenges on the docket. Or maybe it was...
Technically Speaking, August 2020 - The Dog Days are upon us, yet the animal ruling the roost is the bull. That is, if you are in the stock market and most of the metals. Not so much if you own U.S. dollars. With the world still upside down due to the pandemic, whole swaths of the economy are likely to change;...
Technically Speaking, December 2019 - Letter from the Editor November proved to be an interesting month for the markets. Just before the market burped up a post-Thanksgiving 2% pullback, the Russell 2000 finally broke out from its 2019 range. False hope? Recession time? Once again, the sloth (look it up) of bearish...
Technically Speaking, June 2019 - I know we Americans tend to have a self-centered view of things, but the U.S. market has outperformed most of the world for the past two years. Of course, there are some exceptions, notably in Australia, India and Saudi Arabia. Curiously, Greece and Russia appear to have woken...

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