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"For investors who are feeling tipsy at 'The Red Party,' Tiger Woman on Wall Street is a much-needed sobering up."--Forbes.com Junheng Li was the perfect Chinese tiger daughter, but from childhood on, she dreamed about America and working on Wall Street. Born in Shanghai, the commercial and financial center of mainland China, Li was brought up in an environment that would raise most Westerners' eyebrows. Her demanding father drilled her on her multiplication tables when she was three, and in school she was forced to memorize facts and regurgitate them perfectly on tests. Success at all costs was the mantra. When she arrived at Middlebury College in Vermont after studying round the clock for months to learn the English language, she entered a completely different world, where values and morality were taught, individualism reigned, and analytical thinking was encouraged.
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Junh runs JL Warren Capital, a leading China focused equity research firm based in New York. The firm utilizes high frequency, big data algorithm and bottom up investigative research to seek market inefficiency on stocks, companies and economies. Prior to founding JL Warren, Junh was a senior equity analyst at Aurarian Capital Management LLC, a long and short equity hedge fund in New York City.Before Aurarian, Junh was an investment officer at Franklin Templeton Fiduciary. Before attending Columbia Business School, she worked as an investment banking analyst in Media and Telecom Group at Credit Suisse First Boston based in New York.Junh's work can be found in Forbes, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch and Caixin. She has also appeared on television and radio including CNBC, the Street, Bloomberg, CCTV, NPR, and Bravo. Junh received an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BA in Economics from Middlebury College (summa cum laude, Honors in Economics). For more about Junh, please visit www.junhengli.com
