The Reusume of Benjamin B. Taylor
 
Over 15 years in the financial services industry as an analyst, investment manager and consultant. President of Brick Financial Management, a Registered Investment Advisor specializing in implementing highly focused stock, bond, and balanced portfolios using an investment approach commonly referred to as value investing.
  
Resume (PDF version) 
Resume (Printable format)email Benjamin B. Taylor's resume

print this page

 

The Third Pig

 

The Third Pig is the blog of Brick Financial. Check here often for our latest commentary on timely financial and investment topics. Here is the latest from The Third Pig:
   more of The Third Pig >>
 

The Third Pig


Powered by FeedBlitz

 

 

more

 

My Bookshelf

How to Be A Star At Work by Robert E. Kelley

 

 Good to Great by Jim Collins

 
Wealth and Our Commonwealth by William Gates, Sr.

 		 Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes and How to Correct Them by Gary Belsky and Thomas Gilovich

 

more

© Brick Financial Management, LLC, PhatKnot Media, LLC, Benjamin B. Taylor, all rights reserved. No material that appears here can be reproduce without express written permission. However, permission is hereby granted to electronically link to, forward or quote passages as long as source is attributed to "Benjamin B. Taylor, President of Brick Financial Management, http://www.brickfinancial.com."
 

Although it is believed the information and data on this site were obtained from sources considered reliable and correct, their accuracy or completeness cannot be guaranteed. Neither this commentary, nor any opinions expressed herein, should be construed as an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to acquire any securities or other investments mentioned herein. This information should not to be construed as investment advice. Persons associated with this site and Brick Financial Management, LLC may own or have an interest in securities or investments mentioned in this presentation. Their positions may change from time to time and they may buy or sell such securities or investments. Past performance is never a guarantee of future performance.