EOH has a structural advantage not fully understood by the market.
— Nadim Mohamed, First Avenue Investment Management
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The Money Shows’ Bruce Whitfield interviewed First Avenue Investment Management Investment Analyst Nadim Mohamed.
He chose EOH Holdings as his stock pick for the week:
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