Kris Sayce

Kris Sayce began his career in the financial markets over 25 years ago in the City of London, where he specialized in small-cap stocks listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM).

In 2005, he turned his attention to financial publishing, going on to lead several high-profile investment newsletters—including The Daily Reckoning, Revolutionary Tech Investor, and New Frontier Investor.

Among his most notable calls: urging investors to buy tech stocks at the dawn of the 2013 boom, and accurately forecasting the Chinese stock market surge of 2014–2015.

Now as Publisher of Southbank Investment Research, Kris is shaping the next generation of contrarian investing—arming readers with the insight and strategy needed to grow and protect their wealth in an era of global uncertainty.

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