Brad Briggs

Brad Briggs is the Editorial Director of StreetAuthority. A veteran of the financial publishing industry, Brad manages the team of writers and editors responsible for our premium newsletters, free newsletters, and website. He formerly co-wrote our Maximum Profit premium newsletter and manages our premium subscribers-only newsletter, StreetAuthority Insider. 

Brad bought his first stock in high school and has been hooked ever since. After graduating early from college, success in the market enabled him to pay off his student loans and buy his first house. And although he has experience in everything from momentum investing to options, one of his proudest investing accomplishments has been buying and holding on to Apple since 2014.

Brad believes that successful investing doesn't have to be complicated and that anyone can achieve financial independence regardless of background. As Editorial Director, Brad makes it his mission to demystify the world of investing for a wide audience. His writing has been featured in outlets like Yahoo Finance, Nasdaq.com, and MSN Money, among others. 

An experienced powerlifter, Brad spends his time renovating and working on his property in Texas and tending to cattle when not following the market.

Analyst Articles

The S&P 500 breached the 4,000 mark for the first time in history. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average is also hitting new highs and is the top-performing major index so far this year -- up 8.3%. That tops the S&P 500's performance of 7% and the Nasdaq 100's 3.4% year-to-date returns... Read More

It was an unusually tough day for Calix (Nasdaq: CALX) as shares closed down nearly 16% on the day. The big tumble put today’s (March 29) closing price below our trailing stop loss price of $38.60. The selloff doesn’t come with any big pertinent news. The Calix trade worked… Read More

When an option is "at-the-money," it allows traders to get an estimate of how the market is valuing the other factors in the options pricing equation. Learn more... Read More

When an option is "at-the-money," it allows traders to get an estimate of how the market is valuing the other factors in the options pricing equation. Learn more... Read More