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Ms. Charles joined Profit Investment Management in June 2004, with administrative experience as an office manager in the health care industry in both the private practice setting and larger health care facilities.
Ms. Charles is a member of the National Association of Securities Professionals (NASP) and has a B.S.
in Sociology from Howard University in Washington, D.C.
Former positions of Lisa C. Charles
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Profit Investment Management LLC
Profit Investment Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Profit Investments initiates the research process with their in-house proprietary screening model— Profit Investments Style —which is most similar to the GARP investment style. The firm utilizes a valuation-sensitive growth investing style. They look to own quality companies trading at a discount, that have a catalyst to help them reach their intrinsic value after a rigorous evaluation process. That evaluation process blends bottoms-up analysis, quantitative and qualitative analysis and risk-control guidelines. Profit Investments believes that a sell discipline is just as important as a buy discipline. The paramount reasons are a stock reaching their price target or management changing strategy so that the original investment thesis that they used to buy the stock is no longer accurate. | Public Communications Contact | 2009-12-30 |
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Profit Investment Management LLC
Profit Investment Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Profit Investments initiates the research process with their in-house proprietary screening model— Profit Investments Style —which is most similar to the GARP investment style. The firm utilizes a valuation-sensitive growth investing style. They look to own quality companies trading at a discount, that have a catalyst to help them reach their intrinsic value after a rigorous evaluation process. That evaluation process blends bottoms-up analysis, quantitative and qualitative analysis and risk-control guidelines. Profit Investments believes that a sell discipline is just as important as a buy discipline. The paramount reasons are a stock reaching their price target or management changing strategy so that the original investment thesis that they used to buy the stock is no longer accurate. | Finance |
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