Sean Kemery

Sean Kemery Sean Kemery handles commodities trading and indexes as a director and senior trader at Deutsche Bank AG in New York. Since joining the company in 2010, he has been responsible for successfully trading positions, bringing in new clients and maintaining relationships with existing ones, and is known for consistent trading results through varying market conditions.

Sean Kemery also established and manages the company’s multi-billion-dollar business lines on major commodity indexes.

Experienced New York Trader Sean Kemery Mr. Kemery began his successful career after graduating from Skidmore College with his bachelor of arts in economics and taking the position of trader assistant at Merrill Lynch & Company. Working there he gained valuable experience in trading retail and institutional order flow in the NASDAQ. He subsequently went on to be a junior trader at Raimund Commodities and a trader and partner at MP Commodities. In 2005, he joined AIG Financial Products as a vice president and senior trader. He earned his Series 3, 7, and 63 licenses and was responsible for trading for one of Wall Street’s largest commodity books. He then spent a year working for UBS AG before starting in his current position.

With 15 years of results-driven experience on Wall Street, Sean Kemery currently serves as director and senior trader at Deutsche Bank in New York. He holds a bachelor’s degree in

economics from Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, New York. Outside of his professional obligations, Sean Kemery makes generous contributions to a variety of philanthropic causes, including Autism Speaks.

A charitable organization has created an urban farm in Chicago that provides agriculture training and employment to young adults diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.

Using grant monies received from Autism Speaks and other organizations, Growing Solutions Farms, managed by the Julie and Michael Tracy Family Foundation (JMTF)/Urban Autism Solutions, turned a once-vacant piece of land on Chicago’s West Side into an acre-sized vocational and life training ground.

More than 30 young men and women from area schools and JMTF residents were hired as paid interns on the farm. Not only did the experience allow them to earn money, it also helped them to develop skills such as following a schedule, performing specific tasks, and asking for help when needed, which can assist in their transition to adulthood.

It also allowed them to conduct meaningful work by helping to produce more than 5,000 pounds of vegetables. Work on the farm has helped boost their self-confidence, which can support them as they navigate their lives.

Based in New York, Sean Kemery served as a senior trader at Deutsche Bank, focusing on commodities such as oil, gold, coffee, and sugar. Sean Kemery maintains a strong interest in the financial sphere and follows macro-level trends for various commodities.

In making trading decisions, technical analysis is often employed to determine entry and exit points. Predictive charts are generated to consider factors such as volume and price patterns.

Moving averages (MA) are a key indicator within this and involve finding the average closing price over a specified period of time. Taking a close look at the MA can often yield insight into hidden trends and get beyond the random short-term fluctuations that occur with any equity.

Another popular indicator of momentum is the relative strength index (RSI), which sets in place a 0 to 100 scale that helps determine whether the market is currently oversold or overbought.

Typically, a RSI of 70 and above is seen as an indicator of an overbought situation and under 30 of an oversold situation. That said, traders often set in place their own preferred parameters, which rely on a complex range of commodity- and market-specific inputs.

Throughout his career in commodity trading, Sean Kemery has served in various capacities for such firms as Merrill Lynch & Company, AIG Financial Products, and UBS AG. Currently, he leads the commodity index trading division as a senior director at Deutsche Bank in New York City.

Away from his professional responsibilities, Sean Kemery practices Brazilian jujitsu at several New York City gyms, where he has earned a blue belt. His interest in combat sports extends to watching mixed martial arts and particularly the UFC matches of athletes like Jose Aldo and Anthony Pettis. Physically active, Mr. Kemery also enjoys a range of outdoor pursuits, including shooting, hiking and fly-fishing.