Dr. Harry Schiller is Editor of the Short Term Consensus Hotline, which he founded in 1988. The Short Term Consensus Hotline is a Registered Investment Advisor with the California Dept. of Corporations. Schiller holds a Series 7 General Securities license as well as a Series 4 Options Principal license.

Schiller began working in the market timing business as Vice President of Timer Digest in 1987. When Bob James sold the business in 1988, Schiller returned to California and joined First Affiliated Securities as Director of Market Timing. From there, he was hired by Charles Schwab to create and coordinate the Schwab Market Hotline in 1989. Since that time, he has continued to live in the Bay area operating the Hotline, while continuing his money management services.

Dr. Schiller has been a frequent speaker to technical and trading groups across the country. His comments on market timing have been broadcast frequently on CNBC (formerly a weekly guest on FNN) and KWHY in L.A. He is also frequently quoted in electronic and print media including DTN Wall Street and TheStreet.com, as well as the financial sections of the San Diego Union and San Francisco Chronicle.

His degrees include a B.A. from Stanford University, a Master's Degree from Harvard University, and a Doctorate in Applied Behavioral Sciences from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

He estimates that in the course of a year he records or e-mails over 4,000 updates.