Richard Prati has nearly 40 years of experience in equity research and investing, including close to two decades on Wall Street. He co-founded American Technology Research and successfully exited the firm in 2008. His work focuses on identifying inflection points—when companies transition from concept or skepticism into execution, commercial traction, and durable value creation. Coverage often emphasizes underfollowed businesses, non-promotional management teams, and situations where public market expectations materially lag fundamental reality. Investment experience spans public and private markets, with a primary focus on long/short equity, value, special situations, and contrarian opportunities. I look for situations where the narrative hasn’t caught up to the numbers—and often hasn’t caught up to management yet either. Richard holds a BS in Economics from Vanderbilt University and an MBA from the University of Rochester.
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