Zales Investment Management, Inc
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Client assets under management
$14,000,000
Clients
6
0% high-net worth
Advisors
1
of 1 employees
Firm type
Independent
1 advisor
Clients per advisor
6
Very LowAverage account size
$2,333,333
About
Zales Investment Management provides discretionary, fee‑only portfolio management to individual clients and trusts. As of December 31, 2023, the firm reported approximately $14.1 million in assets under management across six client accounts.
Investment decisions are grounded in fundamental analysis and a concentrated, long‑term approach: the adviser typically holds no more than about ten companies and seeks to maintain positions for at least ten years, sometimes using multiple securities tied to the same company. Zales uses written financial profile and risk‑profile documents to determine suitability, and the strategy is intended for clients with a higher tolerance for volatility given the potential for meaningful gains or losses from individual holdings.
The firm is operated by its owner, Michael (Jack) Zales, who serves as the sole registered advisor and is responsible for compliance and client supervision, reflecting a small, long‑standing practice in operation since 1982. Compared with many peers, Zales is notable for its very small client roster and concentrated holding strategy, its policy of not voting client proxies (clients retain proxy voting responsibility), and its reliance on custodial records rather than internal performance calculations.
Client services
Expertise
Fee options
$0 - $2,000,000: 1.00% / Year $2,000,000+: Negotiable
Fee-only: Fee only financial advisor; no commissions received
Most active in
Colorado
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