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Eric Dany is the Editor of Stock Prospector and Mutual Fund Prospector newsletters (EricDany.com). He has been investing for over 30 years. He has been quoted in financial media such as Bottom Line Personal, Stephen Lord's syndicated Wall Street Column, and CBS Marketwatch

Eric Dany has a BSME from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (1969) and an MBA from the University of Florida (1979).

The goal of the Stock Prospector newsletter is to find under-valued stocks with strong earnings that are unrecognized by Wall Street analysts, and then hold them for substantial gains. Eric Dany's recommendations and model portfolio are diversified to lower risk.

Eric Dany's mutual fund investment strategy combines a market index fund and equity style timing of actively managed funds. The index fund provides stability during uncertain times, and equity style timing selects funds in the better performing style trends in the market, giving the portfolio the opportunity to outperform the market. Equity styles are based on market size (large, mid, and small capitalization) and financial fundamentals (growth or value).

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