Profil
Mr. James M.
Johnson is Chief Investment Officer at Parker Carlson & Johnson which he co-founded in 1982.
Mr. Johnson previously worked as President at Dayton Society of Financial Analysts.
Mr. Johnson received his BS degree in Economics from Duke University and MBA from the University of Michigan.
He is also a Chartered Financial Analyst.
Anciens postes connus de James Melvin Johnson
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Parker Carlson & Johnson
Parker Carlson & Johnson Investment ManagersFinance Parker Carlson & Johnson's (PC&J) investment approach focuses on capital appreciation. The firm believes that investments in stocks are the growth engine of a portfolio. The firm tends to invest in a core group of stocks. PC&J uses the bond and cash components of a portfolio to provide stability to the portfolio and to meet the client's cash flow needs. For a balanced allocation, the firm prefers to have 3 to 5 years of annual cash flows invested in bonds and cash. PC&J generally employs a buy and hold strategy. Though not limited by sector, PC&J tends to invest in the health technology, electronic technology, health technology and technology services sectors. They focus on US large-cap companies. PC&J maintains a medium turnover rate. The PC&J Performance Fund invests primarily in stocks and index products with the objective of long-term growth of capital. The PC&J Preservation Fund seeks to preserve capital and generate portfolio income through investment primarily in quality fixed-income instruments with a dollar-weighted average maturity consistent with the firm's interest rate outlook. | Fondateur | - |
Formation de James Melvin Johnson
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Parker Carlson & Johnson
Parker Carlson & Johnson Investment ManagersFinance Parker Carlson & Johnson's (PC&J) investment approach focuses on capital appreciation. The firm believes that investments in stocks are the growth engine of a portfolio. The firm tends to invest in a core group of stocks. PC&J uses the bond and cash components of a portfolio to provide stability to the portfolio and to meet the client's cash flow needs. For a balanced allocation, the firm prefers to have 3 to 5 years of annual cash flows invested in bonds and cash. PC&J generally employs a buy and hold strategy. Though not limited by sector, PC&J tends to invest in the health technology, electronic technology, health technology and technology services sectors. They focus on US large-cap companies. PC&J maintains a medium turnover rate. The PC&J Performance Fund invests primarily in stocks and index products with the objective of long-term growth of capital. The PC&J Preservation Fund seeks to preserve capital and generate portfolio income through investment primarily in quality fixed-income instruments with a dollar-weighted average maturity consistent with the firm's interest rate outlook. | Finance |
Duke University
Duke University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
University of Michigan
University of Michigan Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
















