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

5 Hot Penny Stock Picks for June

By Nancy Zambell, InvestorPlace Contributor

As a penny stock expert, I'm used to seeing volatility -- but last month was certainly one for the record books. While investors usually sell stocks in May because most of Wall Street is on vacation, this year the debt crisis in Europe was the fuel behind the market sell-off. And that caused the month to be the stock market's worst May since 1940 – for big blue chip stocks and penny stocks alike.

Tech Pick DDI Corp (DDIC) – A Hot Penny Stock to Buy Now

By Nancy Zambell, InvestorPlace Contributor

Buying cheap stocks is a great way to build your wealth. But because cheap stocks can be much riskier than higher-priced stocks, you must learn how to separate the cheap stock bargains from the busts. Here are five red flags to look out for when buying cheap stocks.

Chordiant Software (CHRD) Set to Soar?

By Nancy Zambell, InvestorPlace Contributor

Since the tech stock boom and bust, many investors have shied away from Silicon Valley. Chordiant Software (CHRD) is one tech stock that not only survived the tech bust, it is thriving. Here's why.

Five Tips for Buying Cheap Stocks

By Nancy Zambell, InvestorPlace Contributor

Buying cheap stocks is a great way to build your wealth. But because cheap stocks can be much riskier than higher-priced stocks, you must learn how to separate the cheap stock bargains from the busts. Here are five red flags to look out for when buying cheap stocks.

Two Cheap Health Care Stocks to Buy Now

By Nancy Zambell, InvestorPlace Contributor

By 2030, 20% of the population will be over age 65. A scary stat to be sure, since there aren't enough health care workers to go around now. Even worse: a 40% decrease in caregivers is expected in the next 20 years. Position your portfolio for profits now with these two companies that staff the health care industry.

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