Toni Case is the Managing Editor of TheBull.com.au and FatCat.com.au. Toni started her career in equities research at stockbroker Salomon Smith Barney, before moving into finance journalism at BRW Business Media. Toni has contributed to The Australian Financial Review, AFR Smart Investor, The Age, The Australian, The Courier Mail and The Sunday Mail. Toni is also a qualified financial advisor.

Anthony Black is a long-standing journalist, having worked in newspapers for more than 20 years. He was the Sunday Herald-Sun's finance editor for eight years and his reports were published in News Limited papers across Australia.

James Dunn was the founding editor of Shares magazine, personal investment editor at The Australian and has written for BRW, The Australian, Personal Investor, The Age and Management Today. He is the author of Share Investing for Dummies. In 1984, James won two BMWs on Sale of the Century. Selling the cars financed a share portfolio, which unfortunately did not survive the 1987 crash. This event inspired James to become a finance journalist.

Mark Story is one of Australasia's most prodigious financial and business journalists. With over 13 years experience in print and online publishing, Mark has worked on over 50 publications throughout Australasia and the US, including group managing editor of Resource Stocks, Australia's Mining Monthly, Mining News net & Petroleum magazine, editor of MIS Magazine and editor of Investor Monthly Magazine.

Jan McCallum is an established journalist with publications such as BRW, the Far Eastern Economic Review, The Australian Financial Review, The Australian and The Herald Sun. Jan's previous role was based in Beijing, editing financial news for Xinhua Finance News. She has worked as a journalist in Hong Kong, has written a book for Rio Tinto, and is an ex finance editor of the Sunday Herald Sun.

Larissa Tuohy is the former editor of Money Management magazine. Larissa specialises in writing about superannuation, DIY strategies and retirement planning.

Nick Renton is the founder and first president of the Australian Shareholders' Association. He is a consulting actuary, commercial arbitrator, company director and writer. He is the author of 62 published books covering shares, property, managed investments, taxation, wills and the Australian economy. He has written books about more different topics than any other Australian author. He was made a Member of the Order of Australia in 2004.

Kris Sayce began his financial career in London as a broker specialising in small cap stocks listed on London's Alternative Investment Market (AIM). Kris is a fully accredited adviser in shares, options, warrants and foreign exchange. Kris helped establish the Australian version of the Daily Reckoning e-newsletter in 2005 before joining CFD provider CMC Markets. Today, Kris is a full-time financial journalist.

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Will Kraa, TheBull's resident trader, spent much of his career teaching and public speaking before starting his own successful business. As the business generated spare cash he became interested in investing in the stock market; his success as an investor subsequently led him to full-time trading and he now earns most of his income from trading equities and CFDs.

Jeremy Gillman-Wells, the principal of Canberra-based financial planning business, Bentham Financial Group, won Money Management's Financial Planning Award for the category Pre-retirement planning in 2007. Jeremy, who has an MBA in Financial Planning, was drawn to the industry after a career in the army, where he undertook work in East Timor, delivering both military assistance and humanitarian duties.

Adam Hamilton and Scott Wright are principals of US company Zeal, and live for studying and trading the markets. Zeal employs innovative cutting-edge technical analysis as well as deep fundamental analysis to inform and educate people on how to grow and protect their capital through all market conditions.

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