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 Nick
Lanyi has
spent 17 years researching and analyzing money-making
opportunities for three of the most widely read investment
advisory services in history. At Louis Rukeyser's Wall Street,
Nick spent the better part of a decade as a core member of Rukeyser's trusted
research team, covering the entire investment waterfront. Earlier,
Nick refined his touch at Fidelity Insight, a leading
mutual-fund newsletter . . . and wrote for the venerable
general-interest financial newsletter, Personal Finance.
But
it was working with Louis Rukeyser that Nick blossomed into the
authority he is today. Louis Rukeyser was the first person to
bring Wall Street to Main Street, via his pioneering television
show that drew 10 times the audience of the likes of CNBC. And his
print advisory was by far the most popular investment newsletter
in history. During his priceless apprenticeship, Nick steadily
rose through the ranks to ultimately supervise all investment
research for Rukeyser's newsletter. He personally analyzed
hundreds of companies and spent years specifically focused on
high-yielding stocks and bonds.
Using
Rukeyser's priceless Rolodex, Nick established working
relationships with the all-stars of Wall Street. He interviewed
dozens of top money managers and analysts. And he developed the
rare knack for translating their often-arcane statements into
plain English that the rest of us can understand and act on. If
anyone was destined to inherit Rukeyser's skill at isolating Wall
Street's few proven producers from a sea of riff raff, it was
Nick.
Over
the years, Nick has had countless extensive private conversations
with virtually every prominent portfolio manager you could think
of, including Bill Miller (Legg Mason Value Trust), Ron Baron
(Baron funds), Will Danoff (Fidelity Contrafund), Harry Lange
(Fidelity Magellan), Tom Marsico (Marsico funds), Bill Nygren (Oakmark
Select) and Brian Rogers (T. Rowe Price Equity Income), among
others. He has also interviewed most of the top bond-fund
managers, including the two giants of the past 20 years: Bill
Gross (PIMCO) and Dan Fuss (Loomis Sayles). These men and women
are arguably responsible for investing more money than any other
two people on the planet.
Nick
also spoke constantly (and still does) with a number of top Wall
Street strategists, including Rich Bernstein (Merrill Lynch),
Tobias Levkovich (Citigroup), Tom McManus (Bank of America) and
Liz Ann Sonders (Charles Schwab). The pronouncements of these men
and women move markets . . . and hearing them straight from
the source gives Nick an invaluable investing edge.
Naturally,
Nick has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, Boston
Globe, Chicago Tribune, Bloomberg and Forbes.com. He
has also appeared on CNN/fn and CNBC. We're tickled pink to have
an expert of Nick's caliber on board our "editors'
circle" here at StreetAuthority.
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 Carla
Pasternak draws on a variety of financial backgrounds
to make profitable calls on income-generating stocks for her
readers.
Carla
has been employed in the investment industry for more than two
decades. In addition to her work as a writer for several other
nationally recognized financial publishers, her previous
experience includes a position as President of a well-respected
investor relations firm. She has also been writing shareholder
reports for public companies (annual reports, speeches, corporate
profiles, slide shows, etc.) since 1980.
A
highly successful investment analyst, Carla specializes in
high-yield, income-paying stocks. In that pursuit, she's always
mindful to select companies that not only pay rich dividends, but
that also have the potential to deliver strong long-term capital
gains.
On
the educational front, Carla holds both MBA and Ph.D. degrees.
When she's not watching the market, she's teaching business
courses at the college level and managing several million dollars
in portfolio assets.
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Investing
 Tanner
Callais serves
as managing editor at StreetAuthority. An avid student of the
markets, he has seen his articles published on numerous financial
websites, including Catablast, MarketAddicts, and Seeking Alpha.
In addition, his research has taken him to distant nations like
New Zealand to dig up the best investment opportunities in the
world.
Tanner began his career with StreetAuthority in 2006. Since that
time, he has continually advanced his knowledge and expertise of
the markets by working directly with editors Paul Tracy, Nathan
Slaughter, Carla Pasternak, and Nick Lanyi. As well, he has seen
his role in the company grow quickly. Today, more than 200,000
subscribers see the end result of the efforts of Tanner (and
others) each week. When not looking for new investments, he enjoys
following college football during the fall.
Tanner holds a B.A. in economics from the University of Texas at
Austin.
 Amy
Calistri is
an investment strategist and editor with StreetAuthority. Amy has
a master's degree from the L.B.J. School of Public Affairs at the
University of Texas, specializing in international economic and
industrial policy. She also has an undergraduate engineering
degree from Columbia University. Prior to joining the company, Amy
was a senior researcher with Applied Economics Consulting Group,
providing economic and financial analysis in support of commercial
litigation.
In addition to holding a Series 3 certification, Amy has authored
and instructed investment education materials used by a number of
the major investment houses. She is also a recognized authority on
the changing international regulatory policies affecting the
casino/gambling sector. Amy is published in the areas of
economics, statistics, and her other risk vs. return hobby --
poker.
 Andy
Obermueller
is an equity strategist for StreetAuthority. His background is
in financial journalism, and he has worked for some of the
nation's largest newspapers. At the business desk of The
Star-Ledger, his market acumen guided the financial news read
by more than a million people each day. Later, his close
contacts with West Texas business leaders helped him break the
story on the plans for the first nuclear power plant to seek
regulatory approval in the United States in more than a
quarter-century.
After watching business from the outside for ten years,
Obermueller got an inside look as a commercial lender with Wells
Fargo's Business Banking Group, where he worked prior to joining
StreetAuthority.
Andy holds a degree in journalism from the University of Kansas. He's fond of premium cigars, museums and spy
movies.
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Briggs is an editor and researcher at StreetAuthority. A graduate of
Baylor University, Brad joined StreetAuthority in 2008 after a brief stint in
the banking sector and at The Texas Observer. Brad previously served as
an editor for his alma mater's newspaper, the Baylor Lariat.
Brad has experience researching and writing articles on topics ranging from
technology to renewable energy research. He has received numerous individual and
staff awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, the Texas
Intercollegiate Press Association and the Houston Press Club. When not tracking
the markets, Brad also enjoys following politics and sports.
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