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Investors have experienced it countless times -- you buy a stock, only to watch the shares stagnate for weeks or months on end. Most of the time you can't pinpoint the reason why the stock flounders as the rest of the market passes you by. But at StreetAuthority, we've finally unlocked the code to making sure you're on the winning side of your investments. You see, the secret to beating the market isn't just investing in great companies. It's about investing in great companies that are likely to benefit from a catalyst in the near future. Understanding the importance of the catalyst concept and how it can lead to outsized returns for your portfolio, we at Market Advisor created our proprietary StreetAuthority Catalyst Rating system. This report will uncover the ins and outs of our system, and show you exactly how catalysts led to gains of more than +2000%... helped our portfolios nearly triple the S&P... and reveal our latest finds using our proprietary rating system.  Companies
with 7%-Plus Dividend YieldsClick here to read this report One effective way to make money in ANY market environment is to invest in dividend-paying stocks. This strategy works for two main reasons... For starters, companies that pay dividends tend to have more reliable, stable business models. As a result, dividend-paying stocks generally hold up better during weak markets. In addition, even when the overall market is sluggish, investors can earn impressive returns by simply collecting their quarterly dividend checks. A look back at market data over the past 75 years shows that nearly half of the market's total returns have come in the form of dividends. With this in mind, if your portfolio isn't delivering both capital gains and a steady flow of cash income each year, then you're missing out on some great opportunities. In this special report, StreetAuthority.com founder Paul Tracy will bring you an in-depth look at several proven income stocks with abnormally high dividend yields of at least 7%.
Click here to read this report Consumers around the world are increasingly buying goods sourced from distant corners of the globe. And thanks to reduced tarriffs, increased specialization, and insatiable demand for commodities from countries like China and India, global trade should continue to skyrocket in the years ahead. The best way for investors to profit from this trend is to invest in the transportation industry -- companies that physically move goods and commodities from producers to consumers. Best of all, this industry offers an attractive one-two punch for investors -- solid growth powered by rising trade, coupled with dividend yields that hover close to 10%. In this report we'll introduce you to several transportation stocks with yields of up to 16% and tremendous capital gains potential.
No ordinary company can turn a $10,000 investment into $6 million in just over a decade. But that is exactly what Microsoft stock did between 1986 and 2000. Never in U.S. history has a company been responsible for creating so much wealth and so many multi-millionaires in such a short period of time. But while Microsoft is truly an iconic success story and its dominance is rare, it's not unique. A small cadre of companies -- most of which operate under the radar screen of many investors -- actually enjoy many of the same advantages that Microsoft has benefited from over the past two decades. In this report we'll introduce you to three dominant firms that actually enjoy BETTER profit margins than one of the world's greatest success stories -- Microsoft.
Imagine the gains you would have earned if you had invested in the U.S. or U.K. early in their development, just as each country's economic growth rate was accelerating. The potential returns for investors during these growth phases were enormous. But investors don't have to just imagine that scenario -- today's emerging markets offer growth potential every bit as strong as the U.S. or U.K. markets did a century and two centuries ago, respectively. And as we all know, China remains far and away one of today's most exciting growth markets, delivering staggering economic growth of around +9% per year. In this report we'll bring you a closer look at several individual Chinese stocks that are perfectly positioned to capitalize on China's booming economy. Best of all, each and every one of these stocks also trades on one of the major U.S. exchanges, making them easy for U.S. investors to buy and sell. By the time you finish reading this report, you'll be in much better position to grab your share of the profits from the world's fastest-growing economy.
Click here to read this report Ernst and Young states that the average takeover premium in the U.S. over the long run is around +24%. That means investors in the takeover target make an average profit of nearly +25% by the time the deal closes, with much of that gain coming in the first few days after a takeover is announced. With this in mind, many investors have found it extremely worthwhile to look for companies with solid businesses that might make attractive takeover candidates in the future. This report will tell you everything you need to know in order to spot a potential takeover target. And if that weren't enough, we will also profile several firms that are prime for a takeover bid. Best of all, even if a bid fails to materialize, these rock-solid firms are great additions to your portfolio on their fundamentals alone.
Enron, WorldCom, Fannie Mae, Krispy Kreme, Tyco... What do these well-known companies have in common? In recent years, all have seen their shares come crashing down because of poor corporate governance. A company is only as strong as its leaders, and those with executives who try to skirt SEC regulations (usually for their own benefit) are destined for trouble. Unscrupulous managers have been known to use an arsenal of tactics to hide shortfalls, manipulate earnings, or increase their own bonuses -- from aggressive accounting practices to questionable off-balance-sheet financing arrangements to options backdating. Meanwhile, others might damage shareholder value in technically legal, but morally reprehensible ways, such as dishing out an egregious number of dilutive stock options or taking home excessive compensation packages. Regardless of how strong a company appears on the surface, those that exhibit the slightest hint of fraudulent activity are usually best avoided. Fortunately, the concept of corporate stewardship cuts both ways -- companies with candid leaders who have aligned their interests with those of shareholders routinely outperform their peers. In this report, we'll provide a list of warning signs that will help you steer clear of the next Enron or WorldCom. At the same time, we'll discuss the telltale hallmarks of a firm that is being run in a shareholder-friendly fashion, and we'll introduce you to several well-managed, top notch companies that consistently put their shareholders first. Thank you for reviewing our special in-depth research reports!
Editor -- StreetAuthority Market Advisor
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