Rolf Morrien
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Rolf Morrien is an equity analyst and non-fiction author and editor of various stock exchange services. Rolf Morrien was born in Metelen and now lives with his wife in Rheinbrohl. After graduating from school, he studied history, economics and politics in Münster and Vienna. After spending a year abroad in Vienna, he completed an apprenticeship as a business journalist at what was then the Bonn Journalism Academy. In these services, he publishes recommendations for investing and his assessments of markets and companies. Together with the financial journalists Janne Jörg Kipp and Judith Engst, he wrote the books "State Bankruptcy Ahead", "The Anti-Crash Book" and "Börse Easy to Understand". In addition, Rolf Morrien often speaks at trade fairs and lectures such as the Invest investor fair in Stuttgart. In addition, he regularly writes a column in the “Diplomatiken Magazin”.
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