ABOUT BOB BROOKS
Bob Brooks is a Registered Investment Advisor that specializes in investing and managing money for individuals. Bob started his practice in June 1992.
Bob looks at investing much differently than most. Unlike most financial advisors, Bob looks at risk and manages client’s investments accordingly. His main focus is to help clients define and pursue their financial goals through a prudent investment strategy.
His investment philosophies are based upon extensive investment research, economic analysis, and research in the area of historical cycles.
His philosophy focuses on what the past has to say about the future. After a certain period of time has passed, investors have a tendency to repeat past mistakes. It is the repeating of those mistakes that Bob helps his clients avoid.
Bob takes the time to listen very carefully to a client's financial values and goals. Every portfolio is based on individual risk tolerance as well as stated financial objectives.
Bob feels that long-term investment success occurs when a person's values are congruent with their expectations and goals.
Bob can be heard Monday through Friday on 3:30 pm on 91.7 FM KVTT in Dallas, Texas. Through the show, he guides individuals through the complicated world of financial strategies. The show is based on the concept of Prudent Stewardship and the responsibility we have to manage our God given assets.
Bob will always present you with the other side of the story. The financial media is filled with one-sided stories. Prudent decisions can only be made when both sides of the story are evaluated. There is a pro and a con to every decision when it comes to your God given assets.
Bob is a 1990 graduate of Baylor University with a major in Financial Services and Management. He is a Registered Investment Advisor and also a Registered Representative of Purshe Kaplan Sterling Investments, Inc., member NASD. He is married to Cheri Brooks and has two sons, Blaine and Grayson. Bob and his family attend Park Cities Baptist Church were he serves as a deacon and chairman of the stewardship committee.