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Annell McKee Danczyk
Analyst-Equity chez
Stack Financial Management, Inc.
Profil
Ms. Annell M.
Danczyk, CFA, is a Vice President & Senior Portfolio Manager at Stack Financial Management, Inc. (SFM).
She is responsible for securities analysis, trading, and maintaining the technical support criteria for managed portfolios.
Upon joining SFM in 2003, she worked in account maintenance and client services, enhancing her ability to support and understand the entire client experience.
In 2008, she transitioned full-time to the Portfolio Management Team.
She worked for Arco Oil and Gas in West Texas and Alaska.
For 15 years prior to joining SFM, she worked in a variety of technical positions for the U.S.
Army, Navy, and the Department of Energy.
She received her BS in Chemical Engineering from Kansas State University.
She has Chartered Financial Analyst designation.
Postes actifs de Annell McKee Danczyk
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
Stack Financial Management, Inc.
 Stack Financial Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance SFM primarily focuses on the management of equity (stock-based) portfolios, with an analytical emphasis on adjusting allocation based on the measured or perceived level of risk in the stock market. The firm strives to meet the investment objectives of clients through two broad categories: Capital Appreciation Portfolios and Value & Dividend Portfolios. Capital Appreciation Portfolios are designed for clients whose primary objective is conservative growth and where income is not a primary consideration. While valuation is an important consideration, the emphasis is on growth at a reasonable price (GARP). On the other hand, Value & Dividend Portfolios are for clients who desire capital gain potential, but with a consistent and relatively high level of dividend income. This strategy identifies quality companies that are undervalued but offer solid earnings and attractive dividend yields. | Analyst-Equity | 01/12/2003 |
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Stack Financial Management, Inc.
Stack Financial Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance SFM primarily focuses on the management of equity (stock-based) portfolios, with an analytical emphasis on adjusting allocation based on the measured or perceived level of risk in the stock market. The firm strives to meet the investment objectives of clients through two broad categories: Capital Appreciation Portfolios and Value & Dividend Portfolios. Capital Appreciation Portfolios are designed for clients whose primary objective is conservative growth and where income is not a primary consideration. While valuation is an important consideration, the emphasis is on growth at a reasonable price (GARP). On the other hand, Value & Dividend Portfolios are for clients who desire capital gain potential, but with a consistent and relatively high level of dividend income. This strategy identifies quality companies that are undervalued but offer solid earnings and attractive dividend yields. | Finance |
Kansas State University
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