Financial Advisors:
Robert H. Hodge CPA/PFS
Robert Hodge has been a practicing Certified
Public Accountant since 1974. In 1975 he became
a partner in the accounting firm of Farrell, Sullivan,
and Hodge. He was one of the first 150 CPA’s
in the country to earn the designation of Personal
Finance Specialist (PFS). In 1987, Bob began his
own practice, devoted exclusively to tax and personal
financial planning.
In 1990, he co-founded an investment advisory
service primarily utilizing mutual funds as the
basis for investment. In 1997, Bob formed Hodge
Financial Services, LLC., an asset allocation
service that automatically shifts the allocation
between US stock funds, International stock funds
and bond or money market funds. The asset allocation
service uses fundamental and technical analysis
to reduce risk by weighting the portfolio in those
areas of the market where there are opportunities
with limited downside risk. The asset allocation
is designed for conservative investors. Over the
last 4 years, HFS’s service has significantly
outperformed all of the major stock market indices.
Since its founding, HFS has published a monthly
letter to its clients, intended to give clients
an update of what Bob’s current position
was on the various markets. In June 2001, Bob
launched the “Voice of Financial Reason”
newsletter to provide his clients with information
regarding the economy and its effects on the investment
environment. The monthly newsletter has been enthusiastically
received by clients and has become a vital part
of the Company’s service.
Bob can be reached by email at: bob.hodge@voiceoffinancialreason.com
Michael Womack
Mike Womack joined US Air Force shortly after
graduating high school and later went on to earn
a BS degree in finance at the University of Southern
Mississippi. He then returned to his hometown
to enter the MBA program at Southern Illinois
University.
From 1969 to 1978, he lived in Chicago where
he sold and consulted on materials handling systems.
In 1978, he moved to Connecticut to start Womack
Material Handling Systems, Inc. which he ran successfully
for twenty years. During this time, he started
Precision Devices, Inc. and purchased Alabama
Handling Systems located in Birmingham and Robert
Abel & Company, an equipment distributor in
Boston.
Mike served on the Board of Directors for The
Raymond Corp., a publicly traded company, from
1995 until 1998 when Raymond was purchased by
a European firm. Mike recently sold the last of
his privately owned businesses in order to pursue
his passion of stock picking, searching for undiscovered
values in publicly traded companies. Mike has
more than 20 years of successful investing experience
with his own portfolio and a tremendous knowledge
of business fundamentals.
Mike can be reached by email at: mike.womack@voiceoffinancialreason.com
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