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Norman Henry Lehrer is the founder of Lehrer Management Co., Inc. which was founded in 1979.
He held the titles of Chairman & President in 2011.
Mr. Lehrer also held former positions as Executive Chairman of the Investment Committee at Alpha Cubed Investments LLC, Staff Scientist at Watkins Johnson Co. from 1970 to 1980, and Principal at HRL Laboratories LLC.
Mr. Lehrer's education history includes an undergraduate degree from New York City College Of Technology in 1951 and a graduate degree from New York University in 1954.
Anciens postes connus de Norman Henry Lehrer
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Watkins Johnson Co.
Watkins Johnson Co. Industrial MachineryProducer Manufacturing Designs and manufactures components and sub-assemblies for wireless personal communication applications | Corporate Officer/Principal | 01/01/1980 |
Alpha Cubed Investments LLC
Alpha Cubed Investments LLC Investment ManagersFinance ACI uses both a top-down and bottom-up approach to security selection, focusing on the metrics that make an investment appropriate for client’s individual needs and portfolio. The firm employs a disciplined and managed approach to increasing market exposure when they believe valuations are low and decreasing market exposure when valuations appear high. They focus primarily on individual stocks and bonds. | Membre du Comité d'Investissement | - |
HRL Laboratories LLC
HRL Laboratories LLC Information Technology ServicesTechnology Services Provides information technology, engineering and research and development services for automotive, aerospace and defense applications | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Lehrer Management Co., Inc.
Lehrer Management Co., Inc. Investment ManagersFinance For equities, economic, financial and fundamental information is used as a source to provide a general background for anticipating and analyzing the performance of the security markets. LMC's sources include periodicals such as The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Forbes and Value Line. In addition, corporate quarterly and annual reports, other advisory services and research reports from various stockbrokers are used. In selecting common stocks for investment, several factors are presented for evaluation. Historic, present or near future sales, earnings and dividends per share, as well as the company's outlook are considered. An assessment is then made as to whether the current price of the security accurately reflects its outlook. If the security appears under-priced relative to its potential future value, an estimate is made of the risk involved in purchasing the security at the time of evaluation. The allocation of bonds between taxable and tax-free bonds is determined by several factors. These include, but are not limited to, the client's tax bracket, diversification needs and overall risk profile. The key consideration in selecting taxable versus non-taxable investments is the taxable equivalent yield. For the sake of diversification, bonds of varying maturities are often purchased. In their selection of bonds, LMC purchases a mix of non-rated and rated bonds. Taxable fixed income investments utilized by the firm include treasuries, agencies of the U.S. government and corporate bonds. | Fondateur | - |
Formation de Norman Henry Lehrer
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Lehrer Management Co., Inc.
Lehrer Management Co., Inc. Investment ManagersFinance For equities, economic, financial and fundamental information is used as a source to provide a general background for anticipating and analyzing the performance of the security markets. LMC's sources include periodicals such as The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, Forbes and Value Line. In addition, corporate quarterly and annual reports, other advisory services and research reports from various stockbrokers are used. In selecting common stocks for investment, several factors are presented for evaluation. Historic, present or near future sales, earnings and dividends per share, as well as the company's outlook are considered. An assessment is then made as to whether the current price of the security accurately reflects its outlook. If the security appears under-priced relative to its potential future value, an estimate is made of the risk involved in purchasing the security at the time of evaluation. The allocation of bonds between taxable and tax-free bonds is determined by several factors. These include, but are not limited to, the client's tax bracket, diversification needs and overall risk profile. The key consideration in selecting taxable versus non-taxable investments is the taxable equivalent yield. For the sake of diversification, bonds of varying maturities are often purchased. In their selection of bonds, LMC purchases a mix of non-rated and rated bonds. Taxable fixed income investments utilized by the firm include treasuries, agencies of the U.S. government and corporate bonds. | Finance |
Watkins Johnson Co.
Watkins Johnson Co. Industrial MachineryProducer Manufacturing Designs and manufactures components and sub-assemblies for wireless personal communication applications | Producer Manufacturing |
HRL Laboratories LLC
HRL Laboratories LLC Information Technology ServicesTechnology Services Provides information technology, engineering and research and development services for automotive, aerospace and defense applications | Technology Services |
New York City College Of Technology
New York City College Of Technology Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
New York University
New York University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Alpha Cubed Investments LLC
Alpha Cubed Investments LLC Investment ManagersFinance ACI uses both a top-down and bottom-up approach to security selection, focusing on the metrics that make an investment appropriate for client’s individual needs and portfolio. The firm employs a disciplined and managed approach to increasing market exposure when they believe valuations are low and decreasing market exposure when valuations appear high. They focus primarily on individual stocks and bonds. | Finance |
















