Charles Biderman
Charles Biderman is a seasoned businessman and investor, best known as the Founder and CEO of TrimTabs Asset Management and TrimTabs Investment Research, a leading independent firm specializing in tracking the supply and demand of equities and investment capital. His deep expertise in market liquidity and behavioral dynamics has made him a sought-after voice in the financial media. Biderman is also the author of TrimTabs Investing, where he outlines his data-driven investment philosophy. Before launching TrimTabs, he built a successful career in real estate, which laid the foundation for his analytical approach to market cycles and capital flows.
Charles Biderman Professional Experience / Academic History
Professional Experience
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Founder and CEO
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Assistant
Academic History
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Master of Business Administration
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B.A., History and Political Science
TRIMTABS
TrimTabs Asset Management and TrimTabs Investment Research became the only independent research firm providing detailed daily coverage of U.S. stock market liquidity.
Under his leadership, TrimTabs Investment Research has become a bible to many of the biggest Wall Street investing names. Over time, some of his clients included one-third the world’s largest money management firms.
TrimTabs launched its first exchange-traded fund, the TrimTabs Float Shrink ETF (TTFS) in 2011.
His firms provide comprehensive daily analysis of stock market liquidity, offering valuable insights that are critical for investors.
EARLY CAREER
Biderman began his career as Alan Abelson's assistant at Barron's where he predicted the collapse of real estate investment trusts.
After a brief stint as a short seller on Wall Street, he became a real estate entrepreneur, putting together various deals in Tennessee and New Jersey.
He also managed a diverse portfolio, including 1,000 apartments in Nashville and office buildings in Dallas and Memphis.
MEDIA & PUBLICATIONS
Biderman has appeared on financial TV over 200 times and has been quoted frequently in the financial media.
He is a regular guest on CNBC and CNBC, often discussing what supply and demand data tells us about today’s stock market.
He has often been quoted in Barron’s the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Yahoo! Finance, and Investor’s Business Daily.