Mark Elias Zulu

Firm: Mark Zulu works independently

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Professional focus Mark operates at the intersection of active trading, financial consulting, and real estate: • Day trading: Mark executes short-term trades across equities and liquid instruments with an emphasis on disciplined risk management, clear exit rules, and capital preservation. His day-to-day work is grounded in real-time market analysis and trade execution discipline. • Financial consulting: He advises individual investors and small businesses on portfolio construction, risk controls, and tactical trading strategies. Mark’s consulting emphasizes practical steps clients can implement immediately—position sizing, stop placement, and rules-based decision making. • Real estate involvement: Alongside trading and advisory services, Mark participates in real estate investing—identifying cash-flow and value-add opportunities and managing investment partnerships. His approach to property mirrors his markets work: focus on fundamentals, careful underwriting, and disciplined oversight.

Mark Elias Zulu Personal Background

Mark Zulu is a day trader and financial consultant originally from South Africa, previously based in Austin, Texas, and currently living in Alaska. He combines active market trading with advisory work for individual and small-business clients, and is also involved in real estate investments. Mark is a hands-on father to an 8-year-old daughter and a 6-year-old son. Mark Zulu is a day trader and financial consultant originally from South Africa, previously based in Austin, Texas, and currently living in Alaska. He combines active market trading with advisory work for individual and small-business clients, and is also involved in real estate investments. Mark is a hands-on father to an 8-year-old daughter and a 6-year-old son. He is a devoted father to two young children—an 8-year-old daughter and a 6-year-old son—and balances active parenting with a full schedule of trading, advising, and real estate activity.

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Approach & philosophy Mark believes in a pragmatic, rules-based approach to markets and investments. He emphasizes: • Capital protection as the primary objective. • Transparent communication with clients: clear expectations, plain language reporting, and demonstrable processes. • Continual learning—markets evolve, and so do his tools and techniques. • Balancing short-term opportunities (trading) with longer-term wealth building (real estate and advisory). Services offered • One-on-one financial consultations (strategy review, risk assessment, trade mentoring) • Tactical trading coaching and rules-based strategy development • Portfolio reviews and rebalancing guidance for individuals • Real estate deal sourcing and investment advisory for small groups or individual investors • Workshops and practical trading clinics (custom engagements available) What clients can expect Clients working with Mark receive practical, actionable guidance—no jargon, no overpromises. Engagements focus on measurable improvements: clearer risk controls, more consistent trade execution, and better alignment between short-term trading activity and long-term financial goals.

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Data obtained from U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission updated as of 04/25/2025

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