Who we are
Sound Street is independent research written by college students, founded on the Connecticut shoreline. Our editor-in-chief signs off on every note before it publishes.
Founder
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Michael Lawton
Springfield College ’30 · Covers global macro and central banks
Michael Lawton is the founder and editor-in-chief of Sound Street Research. From Guilford, CT, Michael studies Accounting and Finance at Springfield College (Class of 2030), leads the firm's coverage of global macro and central banks, and edits every note it publishes. Michael also plays lacrosse for Springfield College.
Analysts
Analyst
Vincent Palatiello
UConn ’29 · Covers currencies
Vincent Palatiello is an analyst at Sound Street Research, covering currencies. Vincent studies Finance at the University of Connecticut (Class of 2029). Vincent has experience as a market research analyst with Avila. Vincent also serves on the recruitment, social, and alumni committee for Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Analyst
Alex Uzzo
University of Florida ’30
Alex Uzzo is an analyst at Sound Street Research. From Guilford, CT, Alex studies Finance at the University of Florida (Class of 2030). Alex has experience with Bloomberg and CFI training.
Analyst
Parker Onacilla
UConn ’30
Parker Onacilla is an analyst at Sound Street Research. From Guilford, CT, Parker studies Finance at the University of Connecticut (Class of 2030). Parker has experience in accounting and modeling, and runs a top 0.1% clothing reselling brand.
Researchers
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Gianna Natale
University of Tampa ’30
How we hold ourselves to account
- Every number is sourced. Sources sit under every table and at the end of every note.
- Every view says what would prove it wrong. A specific condition, not a hedge.
- Every call is graded in public. On a date set in advance, on our Open Calls page.
- Holdings are disclosed. Each note says whether its authors own what it discusses.
Write with us
Researchers gather data, build tables and models, and draft sections for our analysts. They're listed here by name and school.
Analysts own a coverage area and publish notes under their own name. Researchers can move up to analyst after publishing work with us.
Interested? Talk to Michael Lawton.