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  • Education University of Texas, Arlington; University of Southern California
  • Qualifications BS Electrical Engineering; MS Systems Management
  • Job Title Retired
  • Investment Experience 40+ years

Raymond Stoudt

Individual Investor

Retired (1991) Air Force Officer who spent the majority of his military career in engineering and systems development assignments related to communications, computers and intelligence systems. He also has three years (1967-1970) enlisted time "down-in-the-dirt" with the U.S. Army.

Investment style

Raymond tends to use Classical Technical Analysis and on some positions he uses his own developed Time Value Chart to determine Buy/Sell levels. His portfolio will have wide swings because he concentrates money in his core positions, but he accepts this risk.

How I got started

Just did it, always was a saver...money kept accumulating...you can only spend so much...what else are you going to do with the money...

Personal Interests

Raymond is a Life Member of Tau Beta Pi - The Engineering Honor Society; a Life Member of the Air Force Association; a Life Member of the National Genealogical Society; a Life Member of the Society of the Descendants of the Schwenkfeldian Exiles; a Life Member of the Blair Society for Genealogical Research; and a member of other County and Family Genealogical or Historical Societies. He enjoys spending time with family, his Pets, Nature/Wildlife, Music, Movies, Science & Technology, Genealogy, making the world a better place and helping others.

Investment models

  • Raymond Stoudt Innovative Companies

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    • Allocation Strategy Long-Only
    • Approach Quantitative
    • Asset Class Equity
    • Cap Bias Multi Cap
    • Geography US
    • Style Sector Focus
    Performance
    • 2.4%
      90 day
    • -1.0%
      365 day
    Avg. Sub.
    • 1.8%
      90 day
    Monthly vs S&P500
    raymond stoudt - innovative companies
    -23.8% 12 months
    4
    1.5% fee

Model commentary

  1. Manager Ray Stoudt focuses on technology innovation (CY)

    18 July 2011

    Ray Stoudt shares his reasons for focusing on technological innovation when stock picking.

  2. Seeing value in Microsoft, HP and Intel stock - at Yacktman and these Covestor models 2 May 2011

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