 Originally a biochemist, Tom Aspray started to use his computer and scientific skills to analyze the financial markets in the 1970s.His efforts were so successful that they led to a career shift, and in 1982 Tom became the director of research for a financial firm researching a wide variety of items traded worldwide. Tom did extensive system testing using early versions of CompuTrac. As a result of this research, Tom identified a series of technical studies that he feels work best in all types of markets. In 1985 Tom formed APM Asset Management Corp., which provides advice to individuals and institutions around the world. Many of the techniques he pioneered in the early 1980s are now used by professional analysts industry-wide. In addition, Tom trades real-time, mainly in cash foreign exchange markets—one of the most difficult markets to trade. Tom has recently joined Princeton Economic Institute, Ltd. (PEI) as a capital market analyst. PEI provides institutional consulting services worldwide and has offices in Sydney, Tokyo, London and Hong Kong.
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