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Griffon May, Inc.




Griffon May 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. 
 
Griffon May has been a registered broker dealer since 1936 and a registered investment advisor since 1975.  They have operated almost exclusively as an investment advisor since the mid1980s and serve clients in Washington, Oregon, California and several other states. They take special satisfaction from their long term relationships with clients.  A significant number have been with their firm for many years. 
 
Their hallmark is personalized service. Clients know their account manager and can contact their manager at his or her office or home. They build individualized portfolios of stocks and bonds to meet their client's investment goals. Their basic investment philosophy is value oriented and this philosophy has served them and their clients very well for decades. As value investors, they attempt to purchase companies for their clients at a discount.  By doing so they believe downside risk is reduced and upside potential is enhanced. Their understanding of a company's value also helps them establish an approximate sales price that, if reached, will provide their clients with an ample return on their investment.
 
Portfolios can include small cap through large cap stocks, foreign companies represented by ADRs, REITs, royalty trusts and more. They move in and out of the corporate bond markets, and use Treasury bonds, bills and notes when necessary. They use a time tested formula to compute a company's intrinsic value. They compare the company's current value to its current stock price. When they find a company whose current stock price is significantly below its current intrinsic value, the company becomes the subject of further analysis.
 
Once committed they constantly monitor the company, watching for expected events and unexpected unfortunate occurrences. As long as the stock remains undervalued and nothing unexpectedly bad happens, they continue to hold the stock. They sell the stock when its price reaches or exceeds the intrinsic value of the company, or negative occurrences cause them to reverse their belief that the company has a positive future outlook. A key to their process is determining the intrinsic value of a company.

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