Alistair Strang A software 'geek' before the word was invented.
He's the one who designed
our unique way of looking at the
stock market, using a blend of
his software and far more
importantly, human experience.
Alistair's background, while
principally computer related
also involves retail and
commercial property. He retired
in 2007, that decision lasting
just 18 months. He's worked in
many fields, ranging from fuel
supply projection, the first email
system
in the 1980's for the UK
Govt, credit card usage
trends (fraud prevention),
corporate asset management, the
paperless direct debit
initiative. And he also won the
original John Logie Baird Award
for his cellular audio invention
which was to become the
Bluetooth headset. (Nope, didn't
make a penny!) Big numbers are
his thing. He's also the bloke
who wrote "State of
Independence", proving his
skills extend beyond programming
languages.
Jaclyn Strang
After leaving
university, Jaclyn worked with Swan Precision for
some years, principally testing software designed to
map trends in the petroleum and financial
industries. 
When
the owner of the business decided to retire at 50,
she did the inevitable world travel thing before
returning to work for the Arnold Clark Organisation. In 2012,
she opted to leave her job and return to work with
her first boss from Swan and is now part-time managing Trends & Targets!
Jaclyn is taking some time away from work to concentrate on her daughters until they start school. High school, it sometimes feels.
As can be guessed from the surnames, it's a father and daughter business at heart.
