amazon amzn: As of late, jittery investors have been seeking out value stocks those companies believed to be undervalued in the market and backing away from high-growth momentum type stocks such as Amazon AMZN, -0.83%. Our call of the day comes from a fan of value stocks Vahan Janjigian, chief investment officer at Greenwich Wealth Management, who thinks they are due for a revival after falling out of favor over the past 10 years, according to Market Watch. My view is that you always want to be investing in stocks that are selling for less than their worth, Janjigian told Market Watch in an interview. That month may already be front loaded with some extra stress, thanks to political headlines swirling around President Trump and the White House, along with trade and economic worries. He offers up three stocks he thinks investors are overlooking right now, starting with IBM IBM, -0.22%. He thinks the company, up 29% so far this year, still has a lot to offer investors. Cash flow represents money moving in and out of a corporation and if it's rising, that means there's money to reinvest, pay the bills and return cash to shareholders. While some worry the multinational technology company overpaid for the acquisition of software group Red Hat, he loves IBM for its cash flow and the fact it pays a very nice dividend.
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