Keith Fitz-Gerald is Investment Director of the Money Map Press, the Money Map Report and Editor of the New China Trader. He began his career 20 years ago at Wilshire Associates, one of the world’s premier financial consulting firms.

Since joining Money Map Press in 2007, Keith and the Money Morning Team have helped over 170,000 subscribers in 25 countries successfully capture profits, generate income and weather the current financial storm despite extremely challenging market conditions.

During the course of his career, Keith has provided investment analysis, trading direction and performance measurement to institutions and qualified individual clients representing billions in assets. He is regarded as one of the world’s leading experts on global investing and is known for his uncanny accuracy, insight and perspective.

A frequent traveler who lives part time each year in Asia, believes in "boots on the ground" when it comes to identifying opportunities, Keith is a popular, highly sought after speaker at financial conferences around the world. His new books on global investing and "trading secrets" will be out June 2009.

He’s also a recognized pioneer of using non-linear theory for market prediction, risk management and portfolio construction and recently was named a founding member of the Kenos Circle, a Vienna based think tank whose members work with institutional, corporate and government clients worldwide to predict future economic and financial events.

Fitz-Gerald has actually called some of the key market events in recent history. When crude oil was trading at less than $20 a barrel, Fitz-Gerald predicted it would rocket to $50, $60 and even $70 a barrel - the record levels that crude oil has reached today. He was one of the only analysts who correctly predicted both the 2000 stock-market decline and its subsequent turnaround in 2003. In February 2007, during an appearance at the World Money Show in Orlando, he publicly predicted that China’s shares were in for a tumble: He notified his subscribers of his prediction a full four days before that country’s stock market plunged 9% in a single trading session. And most recently, in speeches and detailed articles that preceded the actual event by several months, Fitz-Gerald repeatedly warned of the credit crisis that’s only now roiling the global financial markets.

Website: http://www.moneymorning.com/