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Vahan Janjigian

Vahan Janjigian is Chief Investment Strategist at Forbes, V.P. and Exec. Director of the Forbes Investors Advisory Institute, and Editor of the Forbes Growth Investor and Forbes Special Situation Survey investment newsletters. He is also a member of the investment committee at Hillview Capital Advisors. Vahan is a graduate of Villanova University and holds a Ph.D. in finance from Virginia Tech. He is also a Chartered Financial Analyst. Before joining Forbes, Vahan served on the faculties of several universities including Boston College, Northeastern University, University of Delaware, and the American University of Armenia.

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This Recession Should End in June
on Nov 19, 2008 about QQQQ, SPY, DIA
Eye on URS Corporation
on Nov 10, 2008 about URS
Union Pacific: Outlook Uncertain
on Nov 09, 2008 about UNP
Long-Term Investors Should Be Buying
on Nov 06, 2008
Lower Gas Prices Won't Pay the Mortgage
on Oct 28, 2008
Tax Cuts, Lower Oil Prices Will Boost Economy
on Oct 26, 2008 about OIH, USO, OIL
Market Moving One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
on Oct 16, 2008 about QQQQ, SPY, DIA
A $700 Billion Investment - Not Bailout
on Oct 03, 2008
The Perils of Long-Term Investing
on Sep 17, 2008 about LEH, AIG
Obama, McCain and Offshore Drilling
on Sep 10, 2008 about OIH
Sykes Enterprises: Demand Remains Favorable
on Sep 08, 2008 about SYKE
PepsiAmericas: The Market's Ripe for Consolidation
on Sep 07, 2008 about PAS
McCain vs. Obama: Who's Better for Taxes?
on Sep 04, 2008
Housing and Financials: The Worst May Soon Be Over
on Aug 28, 2008 about XLF, XHB
Valero's Profit Margins Will Expand Even If Gas Prices Fall
on Aug 07, 2008 about VLO
Carter's to Benefit From New Baby Boom
on Aug 06, 2008 about CRI
Housing Bottom Should Signal Financials Rally
on Aug 06, 2008 about XLF
Adding Valero Energy on Easing Oil Prices
on Jul 30, 2008 about VLO
Supervalu Gets Clobbered, Unfairly
on Jul 20, 2008 about SVU
AGCO Corp.: High Commodity Prices Fuel Demand for Ag Equipment
on Jul 08, 2008 about AG
Terex Should Continue to Thrive
on Jul 07, 2008 about TEX
Housing Market Still Struggling; Positive Signs Beginning to Emerge
on Jul 07, 2008
Oil at $140/Barrel: Justified or a Bubble?
on Jul 06, 2008
It's Not Surprising That Consumer Confidence Has Plummeted
on Jul 06, 2008 about QQQQ, SPY, DIA
Tempting Buffett
on Jul 03, 2008 about AXP, KO, BRK.A
Inflation Ahead: Uncertain Outlook
on Jun 26, 2008
Lubrizol: Improvements Ahead
on Jun 08, 2008 about LZ
Veeco Instruments: Opportunities for Growth
on Jun 07, 2008 about VECO
Another Fed-Induced Bubble?
on Jun 06, 2008 about QQQQ, DIA, DBO
FOMC Minutes Forecast Recession
on May 23, 2008
Broadcom Execs Snagged for Backdating Options
on May 16, 2008 about BRCM
Stronger Dollar, Waning Demand Should Cause Gas Prices to Retreat
on May 13, 2008

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Bullish Calls:

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