David started investing at the age of twelve to pay for college. Investing successes and academic scholarships allowed David to attend the University of Florida where he graduated Cum Laude with a major in finance and a minor in economics. He began his Wall Street career as a valuation associate for Standard & Poor’s Corporate Value Consulting business unit. That unit was spun out and is now known as Duff & Phelps (D&P), a publicly traded financial advisory and investment banking firm. Click here to read David’s full story.

While at D&P, David worked in Tokyo, London, Amsterdam, and New York analyzing a variety of acquisitions and private equity deals in every industry and geography, worldwide. After finally reading The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham, he discovered a way to combine value investing principles with interactive web technology. David founded WikiWealth.com to mobilize the diverse talents of Main Street investors to produce the highest quality investment analysis using the proven investing techniques developed by Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett. At the request of investors, David formed WikiWealth Capital Management to manage investor money using the proprietary research developed at WikiWealth.com.

The most important members of WikiWealth team are the thousands of analysts that contribute their research and analysis at WikiWealth.com (http://www.wikiwealth.com/). These analysts provide up-to-the-minute analysis the allows WikiWealth to outperform the stock market.