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Global Q&A: Using both fundamentals and momentum
Feb 27, 2009 09:20 PM UTC

Nancy Zambell

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Filed under: International markets, Exxon Mobil (XOM), Johnson and Johnson (JNJ), Chevron Corp (CVX), Unilever ADR (UL), Stocks to Buy

I am the Global Editor at MoneyShow.com and each week I interview an investing expert. This week, I spoke with Cynthia Tusan, president of Strategic Global Advisors -- a woman-owned asset management firm -- who discusses her approach to global investing.

Q. Cynthia, your stated strategy is a fundamental, bottom-up approach, focusing on international companies. With that in mind, which are the three most important criteria that you use to determine whether a company's stock has the right stuff?

A. Our approach is both fundamental and quantitative, but we focus mainly on company-specific factors. Over the years we have consistently focused on four areas: valuation, growth, quality, and sentiment. For 2008, we were more active in looking at debt levels of companies and price momentum.

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