User Profile for Bob Savage

About Bob Savage

Before joining Track.com as Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Savage served as Managing Director of FX Macro Sales at Goldman Sachs, where he published widely-read and insightful research focused on the foreign exchange markets and the macroeconomic environment. As well as twenty-three years at Goldman Sachs, Mr. Savage worked as the head of New York Foreign Exchange trading for Lehman Brothers and as a Director of Proprietary Trading at Bank of America Securities.

Mr. Savage earned a BA in Political Philosophy from Yale University.

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Track Research is part of Thoughtful Research LLC founded in 2009. Track Research is a top-down macro market research team with of the moment trading ideas and commentary. Track Research hosts thought dinners and other events. We are available for further market discussions and analysis.

Latest articles by Bob Savage (more)

  • The Morning Track – No Surprise, Just Regret? / 7:17AM on Monday, August 30th 2010
      The Question of the Day: Was the BOJ move pre-emptive?  Short Answer – No, JPY is stronger despite the action. The disappointment over the BOJ action today will be the central theme for trading markets as a ... [ more ]
  • The Weekly Track – Summer Fun? / 11:01AM on Sunday, August 29th 2010
      The Theme Monitor: The dangerous dance of deflation and the dread of the double-dip recession remained in the front of the conga-line with Bernanke’s Jackson Hole speech and the dribble of bad housing data and ... [ more ]
  • Fading Bernanke? / 2:20PM on Friday, August 27th 2010
      The market wants to believe in its institutions – the FED is one of those – so why fade this speech?  The first reason to fade the FED is contrarianism.  Everyone seems to want to go home happy ... [ more ]
  • The Morning Track – It’s the Economy, Stupid. / 7:07AM on Friday, August 27th 2010
      The Question of the Day: Why is money unemployed too? The focus of the market is on what the FED Chairman Bernanke will say in his Jackson Hole speech.  He has an opportunity to clarify the ... [ more ]
  • Good Saddles, Bad Horses / 2:54PM on Thursday, August 26th 2010
      Riding on a wave of good news from the US weekly jobless claims to the drop in MBA mortgage delinquencies equities rallied, bonds sold off and the USD dropped – but it wasn’t sustainable.  We are ... [ more ]

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