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Profilo
Kenneth Lee Deen is the founder of Deen Capital Management, Inc., which was founded in 1992.
He held the titles of President, CEO, CFO & Secretary from 2011 to 2020.
Mr. Deen received his undergraduate degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1974.
Precedenti posizioni note di Ken Deen
| Società | Posizione | Fine |
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Deen Capital Management, Inc.
 Deen Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Deen Capital Management specializes in the management of aggressive equity portfolios. Their investment approach is short-term aggressive growth plus market timing. The firm's aggressive equity management program alternates between the short-term trading of volatile growth stocks and holding asset in cash, depending on market conditions. They look for volatile stocks with excellent growth characteristics. Deen's strategy seeks to sidestep major market declines by holding a very high level of cash (50% to 100%) during periods of unusually high risk. The firm buys stocks that are poised to go up now and then typically sells them after only a few weeks. Portfolios are concentrated in a small number of stocks, usually 10 to 20. The firm does not sell stocks short or trade options and they do not buy on margin unless the client specifically requests them to do so. | Amministratore Delegato | 07/02/2020 |
Formazione di Ken Deen
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Deen Capital Management, Inc.
Deen Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Deen Capital Management specializes in the management of aggressive equity portfolios. Their investment approach is short-term aggressive growth plus market timing. The firm's aggressive equity management program alternates between the short-term trading of volatile growth stocks and holding asset in cash, depending on market conditions. They look for volatile stocks with excellent growth characteristics. Deen's strategy seeks to sidestep major market declines by holding a very high level of cash (50% to 100%) during periods of unusually high risk. The firm buys stocks that are poised to go up now and then typically sells them after only a few weeks. Portfolios are concentrated in a small number of stocks, usually 10 to 20. The firm does not sell stocks short or trade options and they do not buy on margin unless the client specifically requests them to do so. | Finance |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Finance/Rental/LeasingFinance Functions as a College/University | Finance |
