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TIMOTHY ALBIN HOPE
CRD#: 1378151
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Investment Adviser
NAVELLIER & ASSOCIATES INCCRD#: 107568 ONE E. LIBERTY, SUITE 504
RENO, NV 89501-2107
Registration History
2002200420062008201020122014201620182020202220242026IANAVELLIER & ASSOCIATES INC (CRD# 107568)2007 - Present (18 years)IAWELLS FARGO INVESTMENTS, LLC (CRD# 10582)2002 - 2003 (<1 year)
License(s)

State Registrations

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Alabama 10/16/2013
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New Mexico 10/16/2013
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Alaska 10/17/2013
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Texas 2/22/2007
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Delaware 10/23/2013
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Vermont 10/22/2013
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Iowa 10/17/2013
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West Virginia 10/16/2013
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Louisiana 10/21/2013
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Wisconsin 10/16/2013
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Nevada 3/1/2007
Current Registration(s)
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NAVELLIER & ASSOCIATES INC (CRD#:107568)
ONE E. LIBERTY, SUITE 504, RENO, NV 89501-2107
Registered with this firm since 2/22/2007
Previous Registration(s)
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 11/07/2002 - 08/07/2003 WELLS FARGO INVESTMENTS, LLC (CRD#:10582) RENO, NV
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