"We believe that according the name "investors" to institutions that trade actively is like calling someone who repeatedly engages in one night stands a romantic.".......Warren Buffett
We seek to provide growth of client account value by providing returns better than the S&P 500 at somewhat reduced volatility over the long term. First and foremost, clients who entrust to us the management of their investments, frequently their entire retirements, are not invested "in the stock market". Rather, their capital is invested in businesses. Trading resulting from short term guessing of market or stock moves is speculation and is not part of our investment process. Over longer time periods, stock price performance has a high correlation to the financial performance of the underlying company. A simple explanation of our investment process is that if are diligent in our efforts to buy businesses that grow at a consistent rate, the growth of our portfolio net worth should follow that rate. A deep belief in this principle allows the investor to achieve consistent returns while manifesting immunity to the psychological swings of the stock market.

Principles of Investing
Strategies that lead our stock portfolios to success.

Account Performance
Compare the performance of accounts we manage to the S&P500 average.

Updates:
  • Third Quarter '97 Report, Enron, Gillette and Monsanto
  • November '97 Update, Comment on market dip
  • Year End '97 Report, Intel
  • February '98 Update, Earnings Growth
  • First Quarter '98 Report, Monsanto, QUALCOMM, Intel, Ionics and UST
  • May '98 Update, St. Jude Medical, Medtronic
  • Second Quarter '98 Report, QUALCOMM, Gillette, Nike, Callaway, Boeing, Tupperware and Church & Dwight
  • August '98 Update, Financial Commentary
  • Third Quarter '98 Update, Walt Disney, Boeing and Airbus
  • November '98 Update, Monsanto, Capital One Fin., Intel
  • Fourth Quarter '98 Update, QUALCOMM, Internet devices and Hewlett Packard
  • February '99 Update, 14 companies updated briefly
  • March '99 Update, QUALCOMM
  • First Quarter '99 Update, QUALCOMM, Schlumberger, Pfizer and American Home Products
  • May '99 Update, Coca Cola, Monsanto, Autodesk
  • Second Quarter '99 Update, QUALCOMM
  • August '99 Update, Excite@Home, Verisign and Coke
  • Third Quarter '99 Update, Monsanto and QUALCOMM
  • November '99 Update, Cardinal Health and Enron
  • 1999 Year End Report, Cisco
  • February 2000 Update, QUALCOMM
  • First Quarter 2000 Report, Intuit and UST
  • May 2000 Update, Coca-Cola
  • Midyear Report, Comments on QUALCOMM and Company Visits, Analog Devices, Cardinal Health, Coca Cola Enterprises, Compaq, Dell, du Pont, Hewlett Packard, Human Genome Sciences, IBM, and Sun Microsystems
  • August 2000 Update and Company Visits, Lucent, McDonald's, Medtronic, Merck, Palm, Pfizer, Qwest Communications, Staples, and The Walt Disney Co.
  • Third Quarter 2000 Update, QUALCOMM, The Walt Disney Co., Pixar
  • November 2000 Update and Company Visits, QUALCOMM, Drexler Technologies, Intuit
  • Year End 2000 Review and Company Visits, Copper Mountain, Intel
  • First Quarter 2001 Report, Disney, Verisign, and ChipPAC
  • Does Greenspan Want A Recession?: a slide presentation delivered on March 27, 2001 in San Diego
  • First Quarter Report Continued, 3G CDMA, QUALCOMM, and Guidant
  • May 2001 Update and Company Visits, Wrigley, Church and Dwight, Leap Wireless, 3G article
  • Mid-Year Report, Guidant, Medtronic, and QUALCOMM
  • August 2001 Update and Reports on Guidant, Gillette, and QUALCOMM
  • Third Quarter 2001 Update and Company Visits, Lucent, Cardinal Health, and Starbucks
  • November 2001 Update and Company Visits, Enron, QUALCOMM, and Pixar
  • Year End 2001 Update and Company Visits, Cisco, Avanex, Merck and Pfizer
  • Recession, Recovery, Cardiac Stents, and QUALCOMM, Johnson & Johnson, Angiotech, Medtronic, Guidant, QUALCOMM
  • First Quarter 2002 Update and Company Visits, QUALCOMM, Monsanto, and Church & Dwight
  • May 2002 Update and Company Visits, QUALCOMM, Bristol Myers, Avanex, and Verisign
  • July 2002 Update and Company Comments, QUALCOMM, Pfizer and Pharmacia merger/a>
  • August 2002 Update and Company Visits, Earnings reports, QUALCOMM/a>
  • Third Quarter 2002 Update and Company Visits, Guidant and Intuit
  • November 2002 Update and Company Visits, QUALCOMM, Broadcom, and Starbucks
  • Year End 2002 Update and Company Reports, Monsanto and Cardinal Health
  • February 2003 Update and Company Reports, Merck, QUALCOMM, and Church & Dwight
  • First Quarter 2003 Update and Company Reports, Amgen, Quidel, and Pfizer
  • May 2003 Update and Company Reports, Generic drugs, QUALCOMM
  • Mid-year 2003 Update and Company Reports, QUALCOMM, American Express, and Verisign
  • August 2003 Update and Company Reports, Cardinal Health and Baxter Int'l.
  • Third Quarter 2003 Update and Company Reports, Medtronic and Intuit
  • November 2003 Update and Company Reports, Qualcomm, Broadcom, and Intel
  • Year-End 2003 Update and Company Reports, Monsanto and Weatherford, International
  • February 2004 Update and Company Reports, Affymetrix, Illumina and Ciphergen
  • First Quarter 2004 Update and Company Reports, Cardinal Health and Gilead Sciences
  • May 2004 Update and Company Reports, QUALCOMM
  • Mid-year 2004 Update and Company Reports, American Express, Medtronic, and AIG
  • August 2004 Update and Company Reports, Bed, Bath and Beyond, Linens 'n Things, Colgate-Palmolive
  • Third Quarter 2004 Update and Company Reports, Boston Scientific and Medtronic
  • November 2004 Update and Company Reports, Intuit and VeriSign
  • Year-End 2004 Update and Company Reports, Biosite and Ciphergen
  • First Quarter 2005 Update and Company Reports, Pfizer and Coca Cola
  • May 2005 Update and Company Report, QUALCOMM
  • Mid-year 2005 Update and Company Report, Boston Scientific
  • August 2005 Update and Company Reports, Digital River and Monsanto
  • Third Quarter 2005 Update and Company Reports, Biosite and Intuit
  • November 2005 Update and Company Reports, Pfizer and American Express
  • Year End 2005 Update and Company Reports, Lowe's and The Home Depot
  • February 2006 Update and Company Reports, Church & Dwight, Boston Scientific
  • First Quarter 2006 Update and Company Reports, Bed, Bath & Beyond, Wrigley, and Pfizer
  • May 2006 Update and Company Reports, VCA Antech and Biosite
  • Mid-year 2006 Update and Company Report, QUALCOMM and Procter & Gamble
  • August 2006 Update and Company Report, QUALCOMM
  • Third Quarter 2006 Update and Company Report, QUALCOMM
  • November 2006 Update and Company Report, Monsanto
  • Year End 2006 Update and Company Reports, Joy Global
  • February 2007 Update and Company Reports, Alliance Resource Partners
  • First Quarter 2007 Update and Company Reports, Oshkosh Truck and Daktronics
  • May 2007 Update and Company Reports, Starbucks and Netflix
  • Mid-Year 2007 Update and Company Reports, Home Depot and FLIR
  • August 2007 Update and Company Report, Qualcomm and PetSmart
  • Third Quarter 2007 Update and Company Report, Monsanto
  • November 2007 Update and Company Report, American Express
  • Year End 2007 Update and Company Reports, Amgen
  • February 2008 Update and Company Reports, Qualcomm
  • First Quarter 2008 Update and Company Reports, Starbucks
  • May 2008 Update and Company Reports, Wm. Wrigley and Apple
  • Third Quarter 2008 Update and Company Report, Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. and Joy Global
  • November 2008 Update and Company Reports, Cisco Systems
  • Year End 2008 Update and Company Report, Weatherford International
  • First Quarter 2009 Update and Company Reports, Rio Tinto
  • May 2009 Update and Company Reports, Petrobras

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