Nancy Zambell

Nancy Zambell, Contributing Editor to BrokerAdviser.com's Financially Fit, has enjoyed a diversified career in the financial services industry.

She uses her 23 years of knowledge and experience to provide the very best in investments and personal finance counsel for her readers each and every week. Her credit analysis expertise is a result of eight years lending money in the banking industry and several years developing statistical models to rate banks and brokerage companies for a research firm.

Nancy honed her investment analysis skills and made a name for herself as a securities analyst in the brokerage industry. But she quickly became disenchanted, not only with the lack of knowledge and objectivity in that industry, but especially with the uncaring attitude toward customers' ultimate financial security. Result: In 1995, she created the investment newsletter, UnDiscovered Stocks, to address the needs of the individual investor. She spun off to her own organization in June 1998 with the development of her UnTapped Opportunities investment newsletter.

In 2006, Nancy joined Business Financial Publishing as a Contributing Writer to Big Idea Investor. She was named Contributing Editor to Financially Fit when the publication launched in June 2006. In July of 2006, she was named the Editor of the Money Show Digest, published by Money Show.

Nancy's investment philosophy is based on simple value concepts - buy solid, fundamentally strong companies, and hold them for the long-term, usually a period of one to two years.

Nancy is in demand as a lecturer and educator, volunteering her time and expertise leading seminars for individual investors through such nationally known organizations as the National Association of Investors, the New York Investment Expo and various Money Shows, as well as occasionally teaching classes at a local college.

Her reputation has extended to Wall Street, where she has often been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Investor's Business Daily, USA Today, and Business Week, as well as numerous local and regional publications.