Profile
Chris joined Kit Cole Investment Advisory Services in August 2001.
Prior to joining the firm, he spent three years working with a private asset management firm in Eugene, OR.
He is responsible for portfolio administration and provides additional support in the client services area.
Chris was born and raised in Indonesia.
He moved to the states to pursue a college education.
He graduated with honors from University of Oregon in 1997 with a B.S.
degree in Finance and minor study in Economics.
He holds series 7 & 63 security licenses and is studying to become a Certified Financial Analyst.
Former positions of Chris Rianto
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|---|---|---|
Kit Cole Investment Advisory Services
Kit Cole Investment Advisory Services Investment ManagersFinance KC's investment philosophy is straightforward. They actively manage portfolios, investing primarily in large, well-financed companies with above-average growth rates. They favor companies with proven ability to weather a weak economy or a bear market. As long as shares appreciate, they hold them. At the first sign that a stock is underperforming, or that a company is about to undergo a fundamental change that could undermine its stability, they sell. The firm continually monitors a portfolio's performance. They use as a benchmark the Russell Growth index, which most closely mirrors KC's investment style. To understand how a portfolio is performing relative to the broader market, they measure it against the S&P 500. | Analyst-Equity | 2005-03-14 |
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Kit Cole Investment Advisory Services
Kit Cole Investment Advisory Services Investment ManagersFinance KC's investment philosophy is straightforward. They actively manage portfolios, investing primarily in large, well-financed companies with above-average growth rates. They favor companies with proven ability to weather a weak economy or a bear market. As long as shares appreciate, they hold them. At the first sign that a stock is underperforming, or that a company is about to undergo a fundamental change that could undermine its stability, they sell. The firm continually monitors a portfolio's performance. They use as a benchmark the Russell Growth index, which most closely mirrors KC's investment style. To understand how a portfolio is performing relative to the broader market, they measure it against the S&P 500. | Finance |
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