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Profil
Mr. John P.
Hughes, Jr., is President at Prophecy Asset Management LP.
He joined the firm as the Compliance and Portfolio Risk Manager.
Prior to joining Prophecy in 2006, Mr. Hughes has acted as portfolio risk and strategy consultant with Epiphany Equity Research.
In 1995, he joined Shields & Co. in 1995 as a Compliance Officer.
Mr. Hughes began his career at the New York Stock Exchange in 1990, serving as a Regulatory Examiner.
Mr. Hughes graduated cum laude in 1990 from St. Joseph’s University with a Bachelor of Science in Finance.
Anciens postes connus de John Patrick Hughes
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Prophecy Asset Management LP
 Prophecy Asset Management LP Investment ManagersFinance Prophecy seeks consistent absolute returns primarily through capital appreciation, while attempting to preserve capital and mitigate risk by allocating investments to sub-advisors. The firm selects sub-advisors based on their ability to execute their investment strategies and manage their portfolio risk. Prophecy retains discretion and control over the assets at all times. To preserve capital and achieve risk adjusted returns, the firm utilizes a contractual structure that requires each sub-advisor to participate in profits and losses within their allocation. Assets are primarily invested in US and Canadian equities, equity options and exchange traded funds using multiple styles. | President | 05/07/2023 |
Shields & Co.
 Shields & Co. Investment ManagersFinance Shields believes that a mid-cap value equity strategy can enhance investment performance in up markets and help protect capital in down markets by focusing on stocks that are significantly undervalued by the market, have the liquidity and financial stability associated with large-cap companies and possess the attractive growth characteristics of small-cap companies. The firm believes that investment risk can be managed by over- and underweighting economic sectors in accordance with economic conditions. The firm's investment process combines economic and industry insights with rigorous fundamental, quantitative and technical analysis of individual companies and their stocks. They identify economic sectors most likely to benefit from market conditions. Shields economic analysis looks at interest rate forecast, inflationary outlook and probable market direction. They next analyze the impact of interest rates on industries. Shields industry analysis also includes reviewing and analyzing industry reports and trade publications to identify major trends. Next, the firm narrows their universe of mid-cap stocks value stocks employing a multi factor model that seeks low price-to-cash flow, low p/e, moderate debt-to-total capitalization, high ROE and low price-to-asset value. Shields then reduces the value subset to a buy list via fundamental analysis that looks at balance sheets, income and cash flow. Their active due diligence process includes meeting with management, contacting competition and performing a quantitative/technical review. These analysis criteria include relative performance, insider trades, earnings momentum and technical position. For their sell process, every stock is assigned a two-year price objective. Via fundamental analysis, Shields determines whether a stock is overvalued and will sell if fundamentals have not changed. They liquidate their position in a company if its management loses focus, diversifies into unrelated business or sells off its best assets. All research is conducted in-house. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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Shields & Co.
Shields & Co. Investment ManagersFinance Shields believes that a mid-cap value equity strategy can enhance investment performance in up markets and help protect capital in down markets by focusing on stocks that are significantly undervalued by the market, have the liquidity and financial stability associated with large-cap companies and possess the attractive growth characteristics of small-cap companies. The firm believes that investment risk can be managed by over- and underweighting economic sectors in accordance with economic conditions. The firm's investment process combines economic and industry insights with rigorous fundamental, quantitative and technical analysis of individual companies and their stocks. They identify economic sectors most likely to benefit from market conditions. Shields economic analysis looks at interest rate forecast, inflationary outlook and probable market direction. They next analyze the impact of interest rates on industries. Shields industry analysis also includes reviewing and analyzing industry reports and trade publications to identify major trends. Next, the firm narrows their universe of mid-cap stocks value stocks employing a multi factor model that seeks low price-to-cash flow, low p/e, moderate debt-to-total capitalization, high ROE and low price-to-asset value. Shields then reduces the value subset to a buy list via fundamental analysis that looks at balance sheets, income and cash flow. Their active due diligence process includes meeting with management, contacting competition and performing a quantitative/technical review. These analysis criteria include relative performance, insider trades, earnings momentum and technical position. For their sell process, every stock is assigned a two-year price objective. Via fundamental analysis, Shields determines whether a stock is overvalued and will sell if fundamentals have not changed. They liquidate their position in a company if its management loses focus, diversifies into unrelated business or sells off its best assets. All research is conducted in-house. | Finance |
Prophecy Asset Management LP
Prophecy Asset Management LP Investment ManagersFinance Prophecy seeks consistent absolute returns primarily through capital appreciation, while attempting to preserve capital and mitigate risk by allocating investments to sub-advisors. The firm selects sub-advisors based on their ability to execute their investment strategies and manage their portfolio risk. Prophecy retains discretion and control over the assets at all times. To preserve capital and achieve risk adjusted returns, the firm utilizes a contractual structure that requires each sub-advisor to participate in profits and losses within their allocation. Assets are primarily invested in US and Canadian equities, equity options and exchange traded funds using multiple styles. | Finance |
St. Joseph University
 St. Joseph University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
