Morgan Fowle

Dedicated and outgoing student athlete at Fordham University interested in pursing Investment Banking. Efficient and detail oriented with an emphasis on strong communication. President of Investment club for two years in high school. Spent three years focused on technical market analysis, and financial understandings.

Eagle Scout for Troop 1430 in South Riding VA.

President of Investment Club at Rock Ridge High School

Member of National Honor Society

Member National English Honor Society

Two year Head Captain of Varsity swim team at Rock Ridge High School

Member of Varsity Club

PADI scuba diving open water certified

CPR/AED certified

A fellow peer of mine in high school began attempting to be profitable in the stock market by trading shares a few times a week. I watched him over the next few upcoming months make slow, but profitable trades. It was incredibly fascinating for me to watch this unfold, as this was a skill that many desired to achieve, but didn't have the understanding to do so. I began taking time to educate myself for a few hours a week. I fell in love with this hobby, and decided to start paper trading after developing a foundational understanding. It took me almost a full year before I became consistently profitable, although shortly after I started to become confident, I opened up an account in a user friendly brokerage under my parents name that allowed me to dip my toe into the market while being underage.  I learned so many incredibly important lessons the first few months of trading, many of which were rookie mistakes. towards the end of my high school career, I became consistently profitable, and used it as a form of income. As I quickly became obsessed with this process, I started to think about professions in the financial industry that would fascinate me on the same level.