James (Jim) Lisi is a Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA), Business Certified Appraiser–Review (BCA-R), and holds an MBA. He has over 30 years of investing experience and is the principal of SB Valuations, a business valuation practice based in Santa Barbara, California, where he specializes in valuing growth-stage and closely-held companies — work that requires the same discipline public-market investors need, but often do not see.That valuation background shapes his investing approach, which he’d describe simply as seeking alpha — hunting for stocks the market has mis-priced relative to the size of the market opportunity ahead of them.He writes primarily on emerging growth companies across materials science, diagnostics, industrial technology, and other under-covered sectors, reading SEC filings directly, building his own cash flow and scenario models, and layering in technical analysis, including Elliott Wave, to inform timing. His analysis has anticipated corporate actions ahead of the market — including a reverse stock split and a company’s de-listing risk. He favors disciplined position rotation over static buy-and-hold calls. He writes on Seeking Alpha to bring the same evidentiary rigor he applies in professional valuation work to public equity research, and to make that analysis accessible to investors navigating names that Wall Street has largely left uncovered.
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