Danny Moses
Danny Moses is Founder of Moses Ventures, an investment fund in Connecticut, and an Adviser at New York-based cannabis investment group Merida Capital Partners. He gained prominence due to the 2015 release of the Oscar-nominated film "The Big Short," which depicted the role Moses and his colleagues played in predicting – and capitalizing on – the collapse of the U.S housing market and the credit bubble in 2007 to 2008. During that time, he was Steve Eisman’s former head trader at FrontPoint Partners, a firm portrayed in both the book and movie "The Big Short.” He began his career in 1991 as a municipal bond analyst for MBIA and worked as an institutional broker at a number of firms, including Oppenheimer.
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Danny co-hosts a podcast called "On The Tape."
He has spoken at Marijuana Business Daily and appeared as a keynote speaker at the Investor Intelligence Conference.
He appeared at Midas Letter Live, where he discussed the investment opportunities in the cannabis space.
He appeared at CNBC where he discussed that the US cannabis market is the "big long."
Danny has appeared as a guest on Real Vision.