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As investors and investment advisors, we are oriented toward value opportunities. Securities that are undervalued by the market should be evaluated for purchase, while those that are overvalued by the market should be considered for sale. We also believe that our clients’ portfolios should improve in terms of value and risk in all environments.

Our services are team oriented. This approach allows Hancock Securities to gain a strong understanding of the client's financial goals, to bring several perspectives to the development of each client’s portfolio and to ensure a continually high level of service. In addition, our combination of brokerage and investment advisory services is designed to overcome any bias toward a volume of transactions. Our efforts are designed to establish a close working relationship with each client to devise an investment strategy and build the portfolio. We buy securities for our clients; we do not sell securities to them.

As merchant bankers, we are willing to commit our own capital to opportunities we believe in and do not pursue situations that provide fee only relationships as a reward for generating capital. We understand the entrepreneurial mind set of growth companies and can identify with the many challenges facing them. We face the same challenges ourselves. This perspective enables us to better understand our individual and corporate clients. Our principals are experienced in managing high growth situations as well as turnaround situations and the opportunities and risks they present.

As financial advisors to companies and their shareholders, we believe that maximizing shareholder value will produce the best results for companies and their constituencies. Companies should focus on performance for shareholders as their primary mission. Our shareholder value driven approach enables us to have a relationship with a company’s management and shareholders throughout and beyond a company’s life cycle.

Rule SEC 11AC6-1

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Japan indexes nearly flat after three-session drop
8 Feb 2010 at 6:37pm

TOKYO (MarketWatch) -- Japanese stocks traded near the previous day's levels Tuesday morning in Tokyo, weighed down by weakness on Wall Street, but shares Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Inc. [s:smfnf] climbed 2.4% after it posted a hefty rise in its net income for the April-December period. The Nikkei 225 fell 0.1% to 9,942.25 while the Topix lost less than 0.1% to 882.54. Among the larger decliners, JVC Kenwood Holdings Inc. dropped 8.3% and has been on a downturn since it announced in January that it would postpone the release of third-quarter results. Elsewhere, South Korea's Kospi added 0.3% while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 was 0.7% lower.

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