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Profile
Scott Anthony Kays is the founder and former Managing Principal of Kays Financial Advisory Corp., which he founded in 1985.
He holds an undergraduate degree from Georgia Institute of Technology.
Former positions of Scott Anthony Kays
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Kays Financial Advisory Corp.
 Kays Financial Advisory Corp. Investment ManagersFinance KFAC employs a Growth-At-a-Reasonable-Price (GARP) approach and seeks to diversify clients’ investment portfolios across various asset classes consistent with their investment plans which consist of mutual funds, ETFs, individual stocks, options, and other investment vehicle. The firm only buy companies when they are selling for a significant discount (usually 30% or greater) to the firm’s calculated fair value. KFAC tries to overweight assets in the portfolio that they believe possess superior investment potential and underweight areas that possess lesser investment potential. They use fundamental analysis in making selections of individual stocks for client portfolios. | Chief Executive Officer | 2020-12-16 |
Training of Scott Anthony Kays
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| Private companies | 2 |
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Georgia Institute of Technology
 Georgia Institute of Technology Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Kays Financial Advisory Corp.
Kays Financial Advisory Corp. Investment ManagersFinance KFAC employs a Growth-At-a-Reasonable-Price (GARP) approach and seeks to diversify clients’ investment portfolios across various asset classes consistent with their investment plans which consist of mutual funds, ETFs, individual stocks, options, and other investment vehicle. The firm only buy companies when they are selling for a significant discount (usually 30% or greater) to the firm’s calculated fair value. KFAC tries to overweight assets in the portfolio that they believe possess superior investment potential and underweight areas that possess lesser investment potential. They use fundamental analysis in making selections of individual stocks for client portfolios. | Finance |
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