What Others Say About Technical Investing

I listened to Craig over 20 years ago and that enabled me to turn a relatively small amount of money into enough to buy my first McDonald’s restaurant. Several years later that great beginning had me return to Craig to manage my money and I have been with him ever since. I did not hesitate to become his first client. He has always impressed me with his ability to see the potential in emerging companies long before the market realises their true value, and he has exceptional knowledge of markets and future trends. Craig is highly driven to deliver results for TI clients and he does so with passion and integrity.  He is intellectually curious and has a talent and instinct for knowing whether a business has the right team in place to deliver strong results.  I am very excited for the future of my investments with Technical Investing.Adam Sherman – Black Sheep Investments
Craig, as usual it is a pleasure bringing transactions to you. In my 30+ years in equity markets both in Australia and the US you are in a class of your own with the extent and thoroughness of your Due Diligence. Always keeps us and our Corporates on our toes.Andrew Van Heyst – Bridge Street Capital
“Attention to detail is the key to managing other people`s money“I have known Craig Scheef as a fund manager in excess of 25 years. Craig`s thorough research approach to investment is one of the key differentiators that ensures Technical Investing continues to outperform its peers.

Stuart Richardson – Blackwood Capital
Our Managing Director and Portfolio Manager, Craig Scheef, was highlighted in Matthew Kidman’s 2012 book, Bulls, Bears and a Croupier – The insider’s guide to profiting from the Australian stockmarket.Click here to view an extract from the book

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Technical Investing was also praised by one of Australia’s best-known investment managers, Chris Cuffe, in a piece in the February 2010 version of The Eureka Report.Click here to view the article 

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