Jenny Woo to Appear on CNBC's Fast Money

Gambling911.com super reporter, Jenny Woo, will be discussing 2007 Super Bowl trading following the big game Sunday on CNBC's Fast Money, the uber popular webcast.  Ms. Woo will be interviewed from her Miami Beach residence.

"I am so excited to be taking part in this segment," Ms. Woo said as she prepared for Friday night's Gambling911.com Super Bowl Weekend Party. 

Jenny Woo knows a little something about the markets.  The multi-tasking mastermind is not only a reporter but also works in the South Florida real estate industry.

Faster than a New York minute, Dylan Ratigan and the "Fast Money" traders give you the information normally reserved for the Wall Street trading floor, enabling you to make decisions that can make you money. The "Fast Money" five gives you the news, as only the savviest traders can, with an angle that you won’t see until tomorrow’s papers.

Dylan Ratigan serves as "the Commissioner" of Fast Money, orchestrating the dialogue between the four Wall Street traders: Guy Adami, Eric Bolling, Jeff Macke and Tim Strazzini.

Ratigan has established himself as a top financial anchor and reporter through his work on CNBC shows such as "On the Money" and "Closing Bell" as well as during his tenure at Bloomberg News, where he served as a Global Managing Editor and host of its "Morning Call" program.

Guy Adami is known as "the Negotiator" because of his ability to match a buyer and seller for trades worth millions of dollars, every day. He usually knows where the best price can be found. Adami was recently an executive director at CIBC World Markets in their U.S. Equities department. He has also held positions at Goldman Sachs, Drexel Burnham Lambert and AIG International.

Eric Bolling is known as "the Admiral" for his ability to navigate stock and commodity charts, picking winners from a glance at the graph. Bolling, a 20-year veteran of the trading pits who left a Duke University Fellowship after being drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates where he played several seasons, trades more than $300 million a day at the New York Mercantile Exchange. He currently owns a company that specializes in trading both open outcry and electronic derivatives contracts.

Jeff Macke is "the Lone Wolf" because of his tendency to go against the crowd to find a winning trade. Macke, a founder and president of Macke Asset Management (MAM), has been a professional investor for the last 10 years and ran a successful hedge fund from 1999-2004. He is currently a contributing editor at financial website Minyanville.com.

Tim Strazzini is "the Risk Doctor" because if you're making big money, he'll show you how to protect it. Tim Strazzini is currently a managing director at Pali Capital Inc. Before this, Tim was an independent trader of equity options and futures. Prior to investing his own money, Tim was a managing director at Merrill Lynch where he headed the Wealth Management Equity trading business. Strazzini formerly worked in options arbitrage at Susquehanna Investment Group.

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Gambling911.com News Wire

Originally published February 2, 2007 4:14 pm ET