Techno Fundamental Investments Inc.

Specialties

In 1977 TFI acquired The Consultant along with its three newsletters and at this time TFI was writing 7 newsletters. TFI was big on computers in the 70’s, robotics in the 80’s, biotech in 90’s, agriculture in the 2000’s and today TFI in concentrating on small cap growth stocks as they usually out preform most other stocks at this phase of the bull market. If you are looking for well researched solid companies with strong technical conditions become a Member to one or all three of TFI newsletters and we believe you will improve your investing success.

History

Established in 1975.

Techno Fundamental Investments Inc. was founded in 1969 as Jubb Company Inc. but changed to TFI in 1975 to represent the company’s technical and fundamental approach to stock and commodity selections. Editor/​Founder Bob Jubb uses his Finance degree and experience to search out growing companies with solid balance sheets. Bob then uses his 55 years of technical studies to find those solid companies whose stocks are attracting a growing number of buyers.

Meet the Business Owner

Robert J.

Business Owner

Bob Jubb (editor and founder) owned his first stock in 1954 when his Grandmother– Eleanor H. Marsh convinced him to invest his allowance in a few shares of United Fruit. The next year his Dad– Robert W. Jubb explained that McCord Corp was in a special situation and the stock was worth buying. Bob has been following stocks ever since — now some 59 years. He started his first investment newsletter– «Jubb’s Managed Portfolio» as a senior at Michigan State University in 1969, where he earned a BA in Finance. He also started an investment advisory service with two men in their 50’s in 1969 which was sold to a Detroit Brokerage firm in 1970. Bob then became an Auto Research Analyst for William C. Roney & Co. until 1973 when he started a merger and acquisition company. By 1975 he returned to the newsletter field by renaming Jubb Company Inc. to Techno Fundamental Investments Inc. Thirty-​eight years later he still writes «tomorrow’s stocks», «tomorrow’s commodities» and «Stock Of The Ye