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Sometimes Wall Street gets ahead of itself, and sometimes it doesn't. The current market looks as if the financials are making a huge turnaround and many commodity stocks are pulling back, even in the face of estimates being raised for
the year. I believe that we made a huge step with respect to write offs in financials, but most likely there will continue to be pain. Anyone that ventures into the unknown now had better have long term targets and /or be an expert in
trading, as the markets tip to the extreme on any comments either positive or negative.

AGCO Corp. (NYSE: AG), which manufactures agricultural equipment and replacement parts, is a recent featured stock recommendation from quantitative analyst Vahan Janjigian.

Here's his latest from the industry-leading The Forbes Growth Investor, where the advisor looks to the firm's growing presence in South America.

"The company’s products are distributed through a network of roughly 3,000 independent dealers and distributors in more than 140 countries. In 2007, about 17% of sales were generated in the U.S., 57% in Europe,and 16% in South America. 

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