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Koonce Securities, Inc.
Koonce Securities is a member of NASD, the National Association of Securities Dealers. NASD is a self regulatory organization of the securities industry responsible for the operation and regulation of the NASDQ stock market and over the counter markets. It also administrates exams for the investments professionals, such as the series of 7 exams.
The Company inception in 1979, Koonce Securities has been providing knowledgeable and personalized brokerage services to corporate, institutional, and individual investors. They offer a wide range of investment opportunities in a congenial atmosphere. Their services include transactions in listed securities, corporate and municipal bonds, over the counter securities, mutual funds, CDs, and options. IRAs and other retirement plans are also provided for you.
One of the major concerns of Koonce Securities is maintaining strong personal relationships with their clients to help guide them through the many peaks and valleys of the securities markets. They provide old fashioned customer service to assist their clients in choosing sound investments in fundamentally strong companies.
Through their on site trading department, they can effect transactions for clients in stocks, options, mutual funds, brokered CD's, and government, municipal, and corporate bonds. With their state of the art trade routing system, they can insure that clients get the best possible execution in their securities transactions. Koonce Securities makes a market in many small and medium sized companies.
Through the years, the Company has participated in the selling group of numerous initial and secondary offerings as well as helped in the capacity of acting as placement agents. They believe that the goal of investment management should be the growth of real inflation adjusted, after tax value of assets under management over long periods of time.
The Company believes that a steady conservative approach, yielding gains in most years and avoiding large losses is more likely to achieve this goal than an approach, which leads to large gains or large losses. It is simply too difficult to recover from a large loss. Diversification among different companies, industries, and types of investments can assist in minimizing risk.
The proportion and selection of stocks, bonds and cash equivalents in a portfolio depends upon what values are available at a particular time. Investments within the stock market should change with time because of changed prospects for individual companies and also because of changes in stock prices.
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