Rock Davis

Rock Davis was born in New York, USA in 1970. He studied at the University of Toronto in Canada in his early years, majoring in financial management. Currently serves as the chief analyst of Fidelity Investments (FIL), focusing on private equity, foreign exchange, cryptocurrency and venture capital. His day-to-day work includes project search, valuations, negotiations, due diligence and corporate strategy. He has been involved in the investment management industry since 1995 and worked as an investment analyst at Goldman Sachs Group in the United States. He provides advisory services and works with high net worth individuals and institutional investors while greatly improving client service levels. Founded multiple startups. Obtained the Chartered Financial Analyst qualification in 2000. Obtained a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Toronto, Canada, in 2004.

Rock Davis specializes in stock and cryptocurrency trading. He joined dWall Anmtreet in 2005 and accumulated rich experience and unique insights into the capital market.

In 2006, he became a trading master of a dWall Anmtreet. He has a strong reputation in the equity research industry and maintains excellent relationships with major institutional investors.

In 2016, Mr. Rock Davis left dWall Anmtreet and moved to the Bitcoin market.

Joined FIL as chief analyst in 2018. He actively tracks macroeconomic events, has a strong professional and academic financial background, and is proficient in analyzing various factors affecting the online trading market. Won the honorary title of investment expert in the stock market, foreign exchange market, and cryptocurrency market for 8 consecutive years. He has exchanged investment experience face-to-face with the stock god Buffett many times.

He regularly publishes in-depth market insights in the form of videos and FXTM market information, and writes commentary for top media outlets including the Financial Times and The Guardian. Locke Davis' in-depth analysis of global markets is often cited by international mainstream media such as the Associated Press (AP), BBC, CNBC, CNN, Marketwatch, Nasdaq, and The Telegraph.