About Christopher T. Mcmillin of SCOTT & SELBER INC.

Christopher T. Mcmillin is Vice President at Scott & Selber Inc. and has been affiliated with Scott & Selber Inc. since December-2010.

Scott & Selber Inc. is an investment advisor that manages 388.2 MM dollars in regulatory AUM and has 2 employees, of which 2 perform investment advisory functions. The managers's latest filing has disclosed 266MM in positions, which represents 68% of the manager's regulatory AUM.

For more on Scott & Selber Inc. including top positions, information on the investment process, service provider information, other key employees, real time performance, 13-F holdings and more visit the Fund Profile

SCOTT & SELBER INC. StockAlpha

-1.2%
Top 25%
StockAlpha 3 yr performance attributed to stock picking: -1.2%/yr

Co-workers of Christopher T. Mcmillin at SCOTT & SELBER INC.

Name Title In Position Since
Jack I. Selber President/Secretary/Treasurer/Chief Compliance Officer October-1986

Fundamental & Technical Factor Exposure

Market Cap Beta Volatility
Momentum (12M) Momentum (6M) Momentum (3M)
Price/Book Price/Earnings Price/Cash Flow
Dividend Yield Sales Growth Earnings Growth
ROE ROA ROC
EBIDTA Margin Debt/Assets Hedge Fund Crowding
Symmetric Rankings
Have Been Featured In

Christopher T. Mcmillin Office Address

800 BERING DRIVE
SUITE 208
HOUSTON, Texas
UNITED STATES, 77057

Christopher T. Mcmillin Contact Information

Phone Number: 713-850-1717
Fax Number: 713-850-1739
Website:

READ RECENT SYMMETRIC REPORTS

Disclaimer

The information contained herein: (1) is proprietary to Symmetric and/or its content providers; (2) may not be copied or distributed; and (3) is not warranted to be accurate, complete or timely. Neither Symmetric nor its content providers are responsible for any damages or losses arising from any use of this information. Past performance and skill metrics are no guarantee of future results. "Symmetric," "Symmetric.io" and the Symmetric logo are marks of Symmetric, Inc. Read our privacy policy here. Read our terms of use here