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Our dedicated research staff has spent thousands of
hours narrowing the vast universe of available investing opportunities
down to only those with the greatest potential for both near- and
long-term gains, and has organized these picks into the following
model portfolios shown below.
Note: The following portfolios can only be accessed by
paid subscribers to our Half-Priced Stocks newsletter. To view
our subscription options for this product, please click
here.
"Deep
Discount" Portfolio
Our "Deep Discount"
Portfolio tracks the performance of some of the most undervalued
stocks on the market today. In order to be considered for inclusion in
this portfolio, a security must be trading at a sizeable discount of 25%
(or more) below its fair value.
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this portfolio.
"Value/Growth"
Portfolio
Our "Value/Growth" Portfolio consists of faster-growing stocks
that are trading at a sizable discount to their projected future
earnings. Thanks to their tremendous growth rates and soaring earnings,
these stocks should move sharply higher in the coming months and years.
As a result, they represent solid bargains at today's prices.
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this portfolio.
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Income Security
of the Month
Our "Income Security of the Month" for May 2008 invests in
a fast-growing overseas market that doesn't get much exposure in the
mainstream financial press. And although it typically makes enormous
annual dividend payments -- it has paid an average dividend of 24.5%
per year over the past five years -- this fund is perhaps most
appealing for its total return potential. Specifically, the fund has
delivered total returns of +297.3% since 2003, and
it ranks in the top 10% of its category over the past decade.
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Top
10 Stocks for 2008!
Since we began publishing this report back in 2003, the picks we've
featured have consistently beaten the broader market -- delivering average
gains of +21.3% per year and outperforming the S&P by a nearly
2-to-1 margin. Act now to reserve your copy of our newest report -- Top
Ten Stocks for 2008. |
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