Top value stock guru Nathan Slaughter -- who has already helped his readers to ultra-safe profits of +205.10% . . . +554.30% . . . and +964.70% -- reveals how you can . . .

These ripe-for-the-picking companies are selling at such bargain-basement prices, Warren Buffett only wishes he could own them.

He can't ... but YOU can.

Dear Investor:

      In the privacy of his offices at Berkshire Hathaway, billionaire investor Warren Buffett might be feeling a tad peevish just about now.

      Because he wants to buy something he can't have -- but you can.

      How do I know?

      It's no secret that the Oracle of Omaha built a $42 billion personal fortune, and became one of the richest men in the world . . .

     Just by buying stocks of companies whose shares were deeply undervalued by the market.

      This is a stock picking technique Mr. Buffett, arguably the most successful stock market investor who ever lived, picked up from his mentor, legendary investor Ben Graham.

      Graham made his own fortune simply by owning the stocks of companies selling below their "net current asset value" (NCAV).

      By that, I mean that if you bought every single share of the company -- paying its full market capitalization -- you'd still be paying LESS than the company's assets are actually worth.

      Seems simple and sensible . . . but does it work in the real world?

      Yes, like crazy . . . enough to make both Graham and Buffett -- and their followers -- filthy rich.

      By buying and holding companies selling below their fair market value, Mr. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway portfolio produced an average annual return of +21.4% from 1964 to 2006.

      That's more than double the +10.4% average annual gain earned by the S&P 500 during the same period.

      Had you bought 100 shares of Berkshire Hathaway in 1965, it would have cost you $1,800.

      Today, those hundred shares would be worth a staggering $11.8 million -- enough to put you, your kids, and their children on easy street for life!

      But in today's overpriced market, are there still good companies out there selling below their true market value?

      Yes, if you know where to look. And we do.

      Just this month, we've found 3 such companies ripe for the picking . . . businesses whose shares are selling for far less than we believe the company is actually worth!

      I call these undervalued companies "half-priced stocks," because their shares sell at deep discounts to the fair market value of the business, giving us the potential for double and triple-digit gains.

      You and I can buy these half-priced stocks for a song -- as little as fifty cents on the dollar. 

      Ironically, Warren Buffett can't touch the 3 half-priced stocks I'm about to show you . . . as much as I'm sure he'd like to.

      I'll explain why in a minute.

      But first, let me run down the facts and figures on these companies . . . and then reveal how you can get our full research recommendations on each.

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      Each month, our StreetAuthority research team screens thousands of publicly traded companies.

      The screening process identifies companies selling at discounts of -20% to -50% or more below their net current asset value . . . giving us potential price appreciation of as much as +100% or higher.

      Editor Nathan Slaughter then applies a proprietary formula to select the handful -- sometimes only 4 or 5 a month -- that give you the best combination of low downside risk and high upside potential.

      The companies below are Nathan's top 3 current stock recommendations, because for the reasons noted, they offer investors great value with higher-than-normal price appreciation potential:

      So the Oracle of Omaha most likely has his eye on a small, undervalued insurance firm we'll call Company X. However, for reasons I'll make clear in a bit, Mr. Buffett can't buy the stock. But you can.

      Company X's revenues are more than $100 million -- triple the $35 million reported just 5 years ago. Over the past 3 years, they've posted +20% annualized sales growth. The company serves more than 50,000 personal and small-business policyholders in Florida alone.

      And outside of this market, the firm has actively begun expanding its geographic footprint around the nation. In fact, Company X is now licensed to conduct business in ten states, from Texas to Virginia.

      In these new states, Company X is focusing sales efforts on its highly profitable line of general commercial liability insurance. Margins are higher -- and loss ratios are smaller -- than for consumer policies like homeowner's and auto.

      All of this bodes well for future cash flows and dividend payments. Following back-to-back dividend hikes in excess of +50%, shareholders now enjoy annual payments of $0.72 per share, giving the stock a rich dividend yield of better than 5%.

      The firm's book value has more than doubled since 2004 to reach $9.50 per share. That means Company X now trades at just 1.5 times book value vs. an average of 4.0 for the S&P 500. From 2002 to 2007, the stock outperformed the Nasdaq nearly 10 to 1 -- and also beat the SNL Property & Casualty Insurance Index
by almost 8 to 1 (see chart).

     This is precisely the kind of bargain that Buffett loves. Unfortunately for Mr. B, Company X is off limits to him. But you and I can grab the stock for pennies on the dollar.

     With annual sales of $1.9 billion, the company markets 100,000 different products from a nationwide network of nearly 300 customer service centers to 70,000 swimming pool builders, service companies, and retail outlets.

     Of course, this tremendous growth has translated into equally impressive gains for shareholders. Since hitting the market back in 1995 at a split-adjusted price below $1 per share, the stock has since soared to over $40 -- a genuine 40-bagger!

     Americans love swimming pools: according to Investor's Business Daily, the base of installed swimming pools in the U.S. currently stands at more than 7 million, and another 200,000 are built every year. Swimming pools and hot tubs are a $20 billion a year industry, growing +11.4% in just the past 2 years.

     As the effects of global warming are increasingly felt in the United States, more and more homeowners will be seeking relief on hot, humid summer days -- and nothing beats a refreshing dip in a backyard pool filled with clear, clean water.

     Naturally, once homeowners have made the commitment to install a pool, a good deal of routine maintenance comes with the territory. They need chlorine and other chemicals, filters, and other items to keep the water sparkling clear, giving this company a source of recurring revenues.

     A homeowner can easily spend $1,000 to $2,000 a year on pool supplies and maintenance.  Best of all, this company has also branched out into other pool-related products including patio furniture, spas, and pool toys -- further multiplying their potential sales from every new customer.

     Despite this bullish picture, investors' concerns over the slumping housing market have caused the stock to shed more than one-fourth of its value over the past few months -- putting it within reach of value investors. In fact, shares are selling today for 37% below the most recent 52-week high.

     However, earnings are still expected to remain strong in the years ahead, with forecasts calling for +16% annual growth. That upbeat outlook has given management the confidence to authorize an aggressive $100 million stock buyback program -- another good sign that the stock is worth owning.

     Nobody knows more about a company than senior management. They would not buy back shares in large volume unless they were convinced the stock price is headed higher.

      In fact, Buffett has jokingly attributed his good health to a Cherry Coke addiction, and is said to drink about five per day. Coca-Cola is one of Buffett's oldest and largest holdings -- Berkshire owns 8.5% of the firm's outstanding shares, a stake worth about $9.7 billion.

      Today, there's a second beverage business -- Company Y -- that Buffett is likely dying to buy. And once again, he can't . . . but you can.

      This company is poised to dominate its niche, just as Coca-Cola owns a market leadership position in cola.

      One of the bottlenecks in the beverage business is distribution: getting your product onto store shelves. That's not a problem for Company Y, which sells its products through a network of more than 70 sales and distribution facilities.

      The market for the soda Company Y sells to retailers nationwide is booming. Although the United States is home to less than 5% of the world's population, we drink one-third of all the soda on the planet, generating $48 billion in annual sales for the soda industry. No nation drinks more soda than America!

      While giant Coca Cola has a huge market cap -- nearly $140 billion -- Company Y is valued at less than $500 million, which means it still has room for growth. The company is also more attractively valued, trading at roughly 5 times last year's operating cash flows vs. nearly 20 for Coke.

      Last year's cash flows were over $100 million. Management has diligently returned much of its excess cash to shareholders as a stable $1 per share annual dividend.

      You can find our complete research recommendations on these 3 undervalued companies -- and of course, the names and symbols of these stocks -- in a new special report from StreetAuthority, 3 Stocks Warren Buffett Wishes He Could Own Now -- But Can't.

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Why Buffett can't own these 3 companies -- but you can

      At the beginning of this letter, I said that Warren Buffett would love to scoop up the 3 half-priced stocks featured in our new free report, 3 Stocks Warren Buffett Wishes He Could Own Now.

      But he can't. And here's why . . .

      Berkshire Hathaway's assets have ballooned over the past few decades. Today, Mr. Buffett simply has too much money to invest.

      Strange as it sounds, that's actually a disadvantage. Why? Because it essentially means that all but the largest of companies are now off-limits -- severely narrowing the available pool of stocks that Buffett can invest in.

      Consider that Berkshire's investment portfolio is currently worth somewhere in the neighborhood of $60 billion. Company X, one of the 3 stocks I recommend in my new research report, has a market cap of just over $100 million.

      A few decades ago, an investment of $100 million or so would have represented a meaningful position, and it could have had a big impact on Buffett's portfolio.

      Today, that amount would represent just one-fifth of one percent of Berkshire's investment holdings. Even if such an investment performed well and gained 100%, it would barely make a dent on his total returns.

      To have a material impact, a holding needs to represent at least around 1.5% of the total portfolio -- or in this case about $1 billion.

      The bottom line: for all practical purposes, any company with a market capitalization under $1 billion simply isn't worth the effort for Buffett.

      And when it comes to Berkshire's portfolio of publicly-traded stocks, Buffett typically looks to establish a minority interest in the target company -- not buy it outright.

      Realistically, then, assuming an ownership stake of 10%, if Buffett wants to sink $1 billion into a company, then he must target those with a market cap of at least $10 billion.

      How many companies meet that criterion? A simple stock screen reveals that of more than 10,000 domestic stocks, only about 600 -- just 6% -- have market caps in excess of $10 billion.

      That means Warren Buffett can't buy 94% of all domestic, publicly-traded companies -- even those selling at deep discounts to fair market value.

      The bottom line: I'm confident Warren Buffett would love to own the 3 half-priced stocks I've found for you.

      He can't. But you can. Keep reading below to get started and to request your free copy of my just-published special report, 3 Stocks Warren Buffett Wishes He Could Own Now.

Profits that leave the Dow in the dust

      Nathan Slaughter is the Editor of Half-Priced Stocks. He's StreetAuthority's "secret weapon" for picking undervalued stocks ready to rise. Now he can be yours, too.

      Why is Nathan so successful in identifying stocks that are selling at deeply discounted prices?

      He's going to yell at me when he reads this, but I think it's because he's so cheap . . . I mean, frugal. He doesn't pay even a penny more for the things he buys than he absolutely has to. And he doesn't think you should, either.

      For instance, a while back, Moody's -- the credit ratings agency -- caught his eye.

      "With relatively light capital expenditures and healthy operating margins -- 54.1% last quarter -- Moody's has been able to generate buckets of cash flow, as well as owner earnings," wrote Nathan in Half-Priced Stocks.

      The company converts every dollar of revenues into approximately 37 cents of free cash flow, and its return on equity (ROE) is over 100%.

      We also like companies that enjoy a competitive advantage in their marketplace, because this makes it difficult for their competitors to dislodge them.

      Moody's fits the bill. Nearly every debt issuer relies on Moody's independent ratings, and the company rated 90% of the debt volume in the U.S. and Europe last year.

      So Nathan told our readers: "Buy Moody's." In short order, we made a respectable +44.0% gain on the Moody's investment.

      But many of Nathan's Half-Priced Stocks picks did even better:

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      In Half-Priced Stocks, we look for companies selling at a deep discount to fair value . . . and therefore have enviable price appreciation potential.

      As the market recognizes the true value of the company, more and more investors start buying.

      Result: share prices start to move toward fair value, and those who bought when Nathan first recommended the stock earn handsome gains.

      Right now, for example, companies that Nathan Slaughter is recommending to Half-Priced Stocks members include:

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Would you pay $50 for a $100 bill?

      One of the reasons Half-Priced Stocks readers enjoy significant gains with greater safety is our philosophy of only buying companies that sell below their fair value.

      When you buy an asset worth $100 for only $50, it's like buying money at a discount . . . and your risks are naturally lower than the investor who overpays for "hot" stocks in the hopes they'll go even higher. (That kind of thinking caused U.S. investors to lose $8 trillion in wealth in the tech stock meltdown of 2000.)

      Another reason why our Half-Priced Stocks members sleep so well at night is that Nathan is an extremely conservative analyst.

      He prefers to err on the side of safety when evaluating companies, so his estimates of fair value tend, if anything, to be on the low side.

      As a result, many of his picks actually surpass their target, with the stock price reaching or beating its fair value within months or even weeks after he first recommends it in Half-Priced Stocks.

      Of course, not every Half-Priced Stocks pick makes money. But with the winners outnumbering the losers, readers who follow Nathan's advice can grow their portfolios by leaps and bounds.

      In June 2006, Nathan told our readers to buy DryShips at $10.79, noting that it was selling at almost a 50% discount to its fair value of $21.

      Sure enough, DryShips' share price rose to $21 within 8 months, hitting its fair value in March 2007.

      But, like the Energizer Bunny, DryShips kept going and going -- all the way up to $114.88 a share by October 2007 -- for a hefty +964.70% gain.

      Had you bought a thousand shares of DryShips when Nathan first recommended it more than a year ago, your original $10,790 would have turned into $114,880 -- nearly a tenfold return on your investment.

      With your $104,090 in profits from the trade, you could have indulged yourself in a new BMW or Mercedes . . . or paid for several years of college tuition, room, and board for your kids or grandkids.

      That's the kind of difference Nathan Slaughter's Half-Priced Stocks can make in your financial life.

      So . . . what's on Nathan's radar right now?

      His latest recommendation is an undervalued steel maker that happens to be sitting at the back door of China -- a country that consumes more steel than any other nation on the planet.

      Since Nathan first recommended the company just 4 months ago, its share price has already climbed +55%. But with a solid lock on a large chunk of China's steel orders, this company still has significant upside potential.

      Sales jumped an impressive +38% last quarter, up from +32% the prior quarter. The company has also benefited from a major contract win to supply steel to India, as well as renewed ties between North and South Korea.

      Or take a look at another terrific play he's hot to trot on -- a company operating one of the nation's most successful casual dining chains.

      Its restaurants rake in average annual sales in excess of $10 million per location -- among the best in the industry. And the company is expected to deliver earnings growth of +19% per year over the next 5 years.

      Yet the stock is trading with a Price Appreciation Potential of +32%. So investors who buy now could see their shares jump by a third before the stock hits its fair value.

      Now, you may have missed the most recent issues of Half-Priced Stocks featuring Nathan's recommendations on each of these companies. But you haven't missed your opportunity to get in on Nathan's best bargains so far this year, which you'll find in your free report, 3 Stocks Buffett Wishes He Could Own Now.

      You also get a 30-day no-risk trial of Half-Priced Stocks, which includes unlimited access to our Subscribers-Only web site. You can check Nathan's current portfolio, read current and past issues (to catch up on ALL his picks), and scoop up shares of deeply discounted companies you may have missed.

A 1-2 combination for unparalleled profits with minimal risk

      There are 2 enormous advantages to buying and holding stocks selling at a deep discount to the company's fair value:

      What's more, Half-Priced Stocks helps you avoid microcaps . . . high-tech start-ups . . . junior Canadian mining companies . . . undercapitalized ventures . . . hyped-up biotechs . . . weird Internet businesses . . . and other overvalued companies.

      Some of these businesses may sound appealing, with their promises of big, fast profits. But they are fraught with peril.

      Remember the boom and bust of the last dot-com cycle? Lack of free cash flow forced countless tech companies to close their doors -- many before their products even hit the market.

      Investing in a tiny oil and gas exploration company is not much different. Their story sounds promising, with millions of barrels of oil in the fields they own. But it costs a small fortune to drill oil and gas wells and bring them to production, so most burn through their cash before the first barrel ever gets pumped.

      When a business generates enormous revenues and cash flows, it can avoid these rough patches, weather storms in the marketplace or its industry, and sustain long-term profitability.

      Even better is a business whose assets are so extensive, their value actually exceeds the capital invested in the business by shareholders and debt holders. There is no greater hedge against financial difficulties than knowing you can always sell some assets to raise necessary capital.

      That's why our Half-Priced Stocks give you the best of both worlds: the market-beating returns of the best value stocks combined with the safety and security of knowing the company's assets, all by themselves, are often worth more than the entire price you paid for the business.

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      When it comes to spotting undervalued companies, few investors have as sharp an eye as Warren Buffett.

      The "Oracle of Omaha" turned the purchase of Gillette, Coca Cola, and other deeply discounted -- but otherwise ordinary -- stocks into a multi-billion dollar fortune.

      Did you know that Buffett is such a savvy businessman, he began making money buying and selling Coca Cola when he was only 6 years old?

      Of course, at that age, he wasn't buying Coca Cola stock.

      Instead, he bought 6-packs of Coca Cola from his grandfather's grocery store for 25 cents.

      Young Warren then resold each of the bottles for a nickel, pocketing a 5-cent profit.

      He began buying stocks at age 11, and by the time he graduated high school at age 17, had amassed a net worth equal to $42,610 in today's dollars.

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	4 Three Stocks Buffett is Buying NOW . . .        Like a world-class magician, Buffett goes to great lengths to hide his best new investments from the public. After all, when word gets out that Buffett is buying a stock, investors scramble to buy the shares, sending prices skyrocketing +30%, +50% . . . even +100% or more in some cases.        We've seen this before, and we're seeing it again now. Just a few short weeks ago, the SEC forced Buffett to "show his hand" -- requiring him to disclose his recent stock purchases. In that disclosure, we discovered Buffett is loading up on shares of an undervalued Korean steel maker that has delivered +40% revenue growth. He also just purchased 14 million shares of one of our favorite stocks -- this little-known car dealership has already gained +1,130%, but with a market share of less than 2%, the firm is still at the early stages of an unprecedented growth streak.

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