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Profil
Prior to joining Cordillera Asset Management in 1999, Ms. Gibley was employed by Crestone Capital Management, EnterMedia Growth Partners, Mercer Investment Consulting Inc. and Standard & Poor's Compustat Services.
She earned her Bachelor of Science in Finance, Magna Cum Laude, from the University of Colorado, Denver.
She earned her Chartered Financial Analyst designation in 1995.
Ms. Gibley is a member of the Association for Investment Management & Research and the Denver Society of Security Analysts.
She served on the DSSA Board for five years.
Anciens postes connus de Michelle M. Gibley
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|---|---|---|
Cordillera Asset Management, Inc.
 Cordillera Asset Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Cordillera Asset Management (CAM) manages small-cap growth portfolios using a bottom-up, fundamental investment approach. The firm's process begins with a fundamental screen that narrows to universe by screening for market-cap and projected earnings growth greater than 20%. The screen further narrows the candidates to those that have demonstrated earnings momentum and high profitability. CAM then verifies that the ROE is achieved through operating performance and not through excessive leverage. They accomplish by screening for a low debt-to-equity ratio. CAM's process then applies a multi-factor optimization model that ranks the candidate list. The model is supported by internal and external research and seeks to confirm that the highly-ranked companies tend to outperform. The firm's proprietary multi-factor model ranks the stocks on the candidate list within economic sectors based on: estimate revision, earnings surprise, valuation and relative strength. The weightings assigned to the factors are dynamic and are adjusted based on market conditions. CAM determines the weighting to be placed on valuation and relative strength after assessing the valuation discrepancy between small-cap and large-cap stocks, relative to historical levels. The final stage of CAM's investment process is qualitative. Companies on the focus list are visited in person or contacted by phone to assess their competitive landscape and market share, barriers to entry, customer diversification, insider ownership, industry maturity and economic sensitivity and future growth prospects. | Analyst-Equity | 01/06/2007 |
Crestone Capital Management, Inc.
 Crestone Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Investment advisor | Corporate Officer/Principal | 31/12/1998 |
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Cordillera Asset Management, Inc.
Cordillera Asset Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Cordillera Asset Management (CAM) manages small-cap growth portfolios using a bottom-up, fundamental investment approach. The firm's process begins with a fundamental screen that narrows to universe by screening for market-cap and projected earnings growth greater than 20%. The screen further narrows the candidates to those that have demonstrated earnings momentum and high profitability. CAM then verifies that the ROE is achieved through operating performance and not through excessive leverage. They accomplish by screening for a low debt-to-equity ratio. CAM's process then applies a multi-factor optimization model that ranks the candidate list. The model is supported by internal and external research and seeks to confirm that the highly-ranked companies tend to outperform. The firm's proprietary multi-factor model ranks the stocks on the candidate list within economic sectors based on: estimate revision, earnings surprise, valuation and relative strength. The weightings assigned to the factors are dynamic and are adjusted based on market conditions. CAM determines the weighting to be placed on valuation and relative strength after assessing the valuation discrepancy between small-cap and large-cap stocks, relative to historical levels. The final stage of CAM's investment process is qualitative. Companies on the focus list are visited in person or contacted by phone to assess their competitive landscape and market share, barriers to entry, customer diversification, insider ownership, industry maturity and economic sensitivity and future growth prospects. | Finance |
Crestone Capital Management, Inc.
Crestone Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Investment advisor | Finance |
The University of Colorado
 The University of Colorado Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
