Nancy Zambell

Nancy Zambell

InvestorPlace Contributor

Nancy Zambell began as a securities analyst in the brokerage industry and now uses her expertise to educate fellow investors.

She uses a set of analysis tools that have proven themselves for decades. She looks for quality management, low debt, institutional ownership, a proven ability to grow sales and revenues in every economic climate, a sustainable business model and much more. Her goal is to stay far away from companies that are vulnerable to the business cycle, or have weak balance sheets or use hype or artifice to sustain a shaky business model.

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Recent Articles

Overhill Farms (OFI): A Potential Tripler

By Nancy Zambell, InvestorPlace Contributor

Despite the recession, the private-label food sector managed to grow its profit by 10 percent in 2008. One of the most appealing options in this sector is Overhill Farms (OFI), a frozen food company whose earnings are allowing it to pay down debt while still planning for long-term growth. In fact, this stock has the ability to become a potential tripler.

Move Over Wal-Mart. Here Comes Tesco

By Nancy Zambell, InvestorPlace Contributor

Sure, everyone's heard of Wal-Mart (WMT), but there's another super retailer from across the pond nipping at this giant's heels. Tesco (TSCDY) is the king of supermarkets in Britain, the globe's third-largest retailer overall and the top online grocery retailer in the world. And, as far as investors should be concerned, this stock is much better than Wal-Mart. Here's why.

Recession Thriving Stock “Game” for Take-Off

By Nancy Zambell, InvestorPlace Contributor

With people spending more time at home during this recession, businesses that provide reasonably priced forms of home entertainment are going to get a boost. Video games are a great example. And the cream-of-the-crop in this space is the maker of some of the best-selling video games in the world. Find out why I expect this company to continue its torrid growth and why you should jump on this low-priced stock now.

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