Bill B. Danzell

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Danzell's equity approach is rooted in fundamental research and technical analysis. They actively monitor a carefully selected stock universe and continuously seek to add quality public growth companies. The firm's fixed income philosophy is risk-averse in nature, attempting to achieve historically beneficial rates of return, coupled with low price volatility. Buy side investment decisions are determined through a four-stage process. First, top-down analysis targets specific market sectors. The next step involves the determination of a specific 'event driver'. They look for, and examine situations that may change investors' perceptions of how the company stock is valued. New product launches, a settlement of a large potential liability, restructuring, or other events that could dramatically affect either the income statement or balance sheet over a two-year period are of particular interest. Finally, a stock must show either an emerging or a sustained momentum. Once a stock appreciates to the point where Danzell's valuation model indicates a move from undervalued to fairly valued, the stock is considered a sell candidate. However, a fair value sell discipline does need to be supplemented by technical analysis. Technical analysis compares the stock's current performance with past price movements where it is hoped to gain a better understanding of the stock's future price. If a particular holding loses its upward momentum, and breaks a trundling or support level, we may sell the stock. Furthermore, 'double tops' or a decrease in trading volume may also cause a stock to be sold.

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