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David C. Hammond
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Profil
David C.
Hammond served as Chief Financial Officer at MacMillan Gold Corp., Guyana Frontier Mining Corp., and Peruvian Metals Corp.
He also worked as a Member at Derivative Consulting Group LLC.
Hammond received his undergraduate degree from Jacksonville State University in 1988.
Anciens postes connus de David C. Hammond
| Sociétés | Poste | Fin |
|---|---|---|
| PERUVIAN METALS CORP. | Directeur Financier/CFO | 09/04/2009 |
Guyana Frontier Mining Corp.
 Guyana Frontier Mining Corp. Other Metals/MineralsNon-Energy Minerals Operates as a mineral exploration company | Directeur Financier/CFO | - |
MacMillan Gold Corp.
 MacMillan Gold Corp. Precious MetalsNon-Energy Minerals Mines for gold and silver | Directeur Financier/CFO | - |
Derivative Consulting Group LLC
 Derivative Consulting Group LLC Investment ManagersFinance Derivative Consulting Group (DCG), through their Arcas Covered strategy, combines short selling of equities with short index put positions. Their strategy begins with separating individual equity issues into two camps: stocks that they deem trade on a mostly fundamental basis and a second list they categorize as momentum stocks. They then apply two separate filtering processes to glean a select list of short-selling candidates. To their fundamental list of names, they apply short interest statistics, merger and convertible arbitrage adjustments, and various other fundamental filters, including analyst activity. To their momentum list of names, the firm applies another set of filters that are based in part on short interest, the ratio of public to institutional ownership and Internet stock bulletin board activity. Finally, DCG removes low-priced and illiquid stocks from both groups and applies certain filters to distribute stocks by industry group. After all that work, the firm ends up stocks that they short. They hold these short positions for an average of six to nine months. DCG then overwrites this short equity exposure by selling an equal nominal dollar amount of out-of-the-money equity index puts. With the index put sale, a long component is added to the portfolio, which normally reduces overall market risk and smoothes portfolio returns. | Directeur en chef des Investissements | - |
Formation de David C. Hammond
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| Entreprise privées | 5 |
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MacMillan Gold Corp.
MacMillan Gold Corp. Precious MetalsNon-Energy Minerals Mines for gold and silver | Non-Energy Minerals |
Guyana Frontier Mining Corp.
Guyana Frontier Mining Corp. Other Metals/MineralsNon-Energy Minerals Operates as a mineral exploration company | Non-Energy Minerals |
Peruvian Metals Corp.
 Peruvian Metals Corp. Other Metals/MineralsNon-Energy Minerals Acquires and explores mineral properties | Non-Energy Minerals |
Derivative Consulting Group LLC
Derivative Consulting Group LLC Investment ManagersFinance Derivative Consulting Group (DCG), through their Arcas Covered strategy, combines short selling of equities with short index put positions. Their strategy begins with separating individual equity issues into two camps: stocks that they deem trade on a mostly fundamental basis and a second list they categorize as momentum stocks. They then apply two separate filtering processes to glean a select list of short-selling candidates. To their fundamental list of names, they apply short interest statistics, merger and convertible arbitrage adjustments, and various other fundamental filters, including analyst activity. To their momentum list of names, the firm applies another set of filters that are based in part on short interest, the ratio of public to institutional ownership and Internet stock bulletin board activity. Finally, DCG removes low-priced and illiquid stocks from both groups and applies certain filters to distribute stocks by industry group. After all that work, the firm ends up stocks that they short. They hold these short positions for an average of six to nine months. DCG then overwrites this short equity exposure by selling an equal nominal dollar amount of out-of-the-money equity index puts. With the index put sale, a long component is added to the portfolio, which normally reduces overall market risk and smoothes portfolio returns. | Finance |
Jacksonville State University
 Jacksonville State University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
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