Thompson Davis & Co., Inc., is an independent, 100% employee-owned firm focused on providing clients with investment strategies using our proprietary and comprehensive in-house research. Our mission is to offer our clients quality service and solutions best suited to their individual needs. With an uncompromising commitment to integrity and a strict adherence to ethical and professional standards, we employ our knowledge and experience to help clients preserve and grow wealth, ultimately achieving their goals. At Thompson Davis & Co., we trust our disciplined and focused investing process enough to follow it. By aligning our interests with our clients, we are all stakeholders in the pursuit of better returns through intelligent investing.
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wealth management
Investing our clients’ capital using strategies primarily based on our proprietary and comprehensive in-house research.
Financial Planning
Aligning our celints' goals and resources together so
you can live today and prosper tomorrow.
Institutional Equity Research
Providing in-depth sector and company-specific research
for money managers and institutional investors.
retirement planning
Working collaboratively with our clients to navigate the
waters of corporate and personal retirement planning.
Recent News
My Money Matters | December 2018
I came across a great piece written by Ben Carlson, CFA, that could not have come at a better time. The article, from Carlson’s A Wealth of Common Sense blog, considers retirement at the peak of the stock market. Say you’ve worked your entire life to build your nest egg and finally you decide to call it quits in the workforce. With some unfortunate timing, the market plunges into a bear market and you lose a significant portion of your retirement savings. What now? Carlson does a great job outlining three different historical scenarios in which an individual retired at the market peak with the equivalent of $1 million. Continue Reading
—Brant Jones, CFP