Jeff Tomasulo

Background

About Jeff Tomasulo

I am the CEO and head portfolio manager of the global asset management firm Vespula Capital Management, and Co-Founder of Tactical Income, a financial education company. I appear regularly to discuss market shifts, risk assessment outlooks, and investing advice for financial media outlets like CNBC, Reuters, FOX News, and Cheddar TV. I am a trader and investor with nearly 27 years of experience in a variety of asset classes, including equities, futures, commodities, treasuries, and currencies. With almost three decades of real-world experience on Wall Street, I use options in all asset classes to tactically produce income for my clients. My view on risk management and the use of probability and statistical analysis has allowed me to help a range of investors live their dreams, from family offices to high-net-worth individuals and institutions in my hedge fund, Vespula Capital Partners. Tactical Income is a subscription service for any investor who wants access to learn my process of trading options with an edge. This edge will allow investors to become more profitable and more consistent. Financial literacy and financial education have become very important to me throughout my career. Realizing my own lack of knowledge about basic finance and investing and how little we all are taught these concepts in our schooling has fueled me to help others learn and show investors how to avoid the mistakes I have made. I have been very fortunate to have had the opportunity to travel around the country with certain Sharks from the hit TV show Shark Tank and talk frankly about the need for everyone to take control of their finances and arm themselves with the proper financial education. When I’m not traveling speaking on Financial or studying the ever-evolving market, you’ll find me at home in Connecticut with my four children. I’m optimistic that when the children are grown in a few more years, I’ll have more time to refine my other passion, golf, and get my handicap back in the single digits.