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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2026 · 59 MIN

Ep. 32: Tony Greer – Founder of TG Macro & Longtime Wall Street Trader

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In this episode of Y’all Street, Tarek and Evan sit down with Tony Greer, founder of TG Macro and veteran Wall Street trader, to unpack a career that spans FX trading in the World Trade Center, precious metals in Zurich, serving as a gold dealer at Goldman Sachs, and ultimately launching his own independent macro research firm. Fresh off hosting the inaugural TG Macro Conference in Nashville, Tony reflects on reviving the live-event experience, the value of open debate with opposing market views, and why in-person events have become a true luxury in a digital world. He shares hard-earned lessons from the dot-com bubble, the rise and fall of day trading, and the transition from institutional sales trading to building a global subscriber base across 40 countries. Throughout the conversation, Tony outlines his disciplined approach to markets: letting price action lead, staying flexible as trends evolve, and prioritizing patience and risk control over emotion. As the discussion turns to what’s ahead, he explains why he believes market leadership may be rotating toward natural resources and cyclical sectors, setting the stage for a potentially different market environment as we move toward 2026.

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