Victoria Black

Victoria Black

Chief Operating Officer & Director of Quantitative Strategies

Investment Experience: 9 years
Specialization: Stocks, Cryptocurrency, Futures

Master's Degree: Financial Engineering, New York University (Graduated in 2016)
Bachelor's Degree: Business Administration, University of Washington (Graduated in 2014)

Financial Analyst at a Tech Company (2015-2018):
- Analyzed company financial data and provided decision-making support, successfully securing $5 million in venture capital for the company.
- Designed and implemented a risk assessment model that helped mitigate losses during market fluctuations.
Independent Investor (2018-Present):
- Actively traded in the stock and cryptocurrency markets, successfully achieving over 200% returns during the 2020 COVID-19 market volatility.
- Built a large social media following, sharing personal investment experiences and trading strategies to promote investment education.
Investment Educator (2020-Present):
- Launched multiple online courses covering the basics and advanced strategies of stocks, cryptocurrencies, and futures, helping thousands of beginners.
- Collaborated with several educational platforms to create the “Investor Kickstart” series, which has received high praise from students.

Awarded the “Outstanding Contribution in Emerging Markets Investment” for her exceptional performance in real estate investment.
Initiated the “Financial Literacy Enhancement Program,” helping thousands of participants improve their investment knowledge and skills.
Participated in multiple venture capital projects, assisting startups in securing over $5 million in funding.
Founded an online investment community, organizing regular discussions and workshops to facilitate knowledge-sharing among investors.
Engaged in various charitable investment projects to support communities lacking education and financial literacy.

Case-Based Approach: Uses real-world investment cases to help students understand complex market dynamics and decision-making processes.
Practical Simulations: Utilizes simulated trading platforms to allow students to practice decision-making in a risk-free environment.
Cross-Disciplinary Integration: Combines principles of psychology and behavioral economics to delve into the psychological factors influencing investment decisions.
Personalized Learning: Tailors learning plans and feedback based on the background and goals of each student to ensure maximum learning outcomes.
Online Interactivity: Employs modern technology tools, such as video conferencing and live Q&A sessions, to enhance student engagement and learning experiences.