Florencio Ramos
Florencio Ramos is a swing trader in San Diego.
A native of New York City, he earned a Bachelor of Arts from Georgetown, where the Jesuits taught him the joys of empirical thinking.
He became disgruntled with the shenanigans of mediocre corporate employers and dead end jobs. Now he regards trading in bargain stocks as the ideal business.
As of February 18th, his picks for the most undervalued stocks of 2008 were up by 34.15%.
When not studying the stock market, he loves exploring literature and participating in the performing arts.
A native of New York City, he earned a Bachelor of Arts from Georgetown, where the Jesuits taught him the joys of empirical thinking.
He became disgruntled with the shenanigans of mediocre corporate employers and dead end jobs. Now he regards trading in bargain stocks as the ideal business.
As of February 18th, his picks for the most undervalued stocks of 2008 were up by 34.15%.
When not studying the stock market, he loves exploring literature and participating in the performing arts.
Articles by Florencio Ramos
February 18, 2008
Undervalued banks currently provide big bargains for value investors.