Dear Investorplace Member,
Today, stocks got creamed for the second day in a row.
Tech got hit particularly hard -- with the NASDAQ dropping nearly
3%.
More evidence, as I've been telling you, that a new -- and huge
-- shockwave is taking dead aim on Wall Street.
Most investors -- giddy with the rally and eager to make up for
lost time -- have been throwing money at all the WRONG stocks.
In a perfect environment, you might get way with that -- for a
while. But the environment is NOT perfect -- not by a long shot.
Yet most investors are, once again, blindly buying beaten-down
companies that look "cheap." Ignoring high P/Es. Even gambling on hundreds of companies with no profits at all.
[Sound familliar?]
And that's a huge mistake!
Mark my words, one day soon we'll get a piece of unexpected bad
news. And that will trigger a rush -- a stampede -- out of these
stocks. And investors -- perhaps you -- will be left with big
losses yet again.
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How to Protect Yourself
(and Prosper)
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You've got to own what I call A-grade stocks -- and make sure you
dump the Ds and Fs.
Let me tell you why.
>From February 1998 -- when I first started issuing these ratings
-- my A-grade stocks have racked up 349.77% gains.
[HLSH is up 22x meantime he's up 3.5x...read JFSAG for free or pay for his advice...I do 10 25 36 and mostly sit in cash while buying gold and silver...catch a wave now and then...no need to be "in" all the time.]
Over that same time period, my D and F-grade stocks combined for
a miserly 0 .14% gain.
I have found that most investors own a lot more D & F stocks than
the A-grades that can make you filthy rich. How about you?
Those 349.77% profits are the DOCUMENTED performance of my
A-grade stocks. Proof positive that our quantitative and
fundamental analysis -- heavy on computer modeling and honed over
two decades -- works quite well indeed!
Let me briefly explain further.
My staff and I use our proprietary models to grade over 5,000
individual stocks on:
* The company's business fundamentals -- considering such
variables as earnings and sales growth, profit margins,
return-on-equity and cash flow.
* A quantitative analysis that measures how well the stock has
been performing relative to risk.
* And a full risk assessment, based on the volatility of the
stock.
As you might expect, this takes a lot of computing power. But
the end result is pretty simple.
Each stock gets a grade of A, B, C, D or F -- with specific
advice to buy, sell or hold. And my Blue Chip Growth Letter
readers consistently bank excellent profits.
[I just started looking at PE's...again...]
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Which Stocks Do You Want to Own?
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Our A-grade stocks earned 349.77% over the timeframe referenced.
Our B-grade stocks earned 140.73%. (Hmmm. I think we're onto
something.)
Our C-grade stocks earned 44.00%. (Do you see the pattern?)
Our D and F-grade stocks combined for a miserly 0 .14% gain.
Do you own any C, D or F stocks? You can find out when you
subscribe with full access to our huge database. The only work
you do is enter ticker symbols for instant analysis.
Do you want to own more A-grade stocks -- the sort that rose
349.77% since February 1998?
Sincerely,
Louis Navellier
Blue Chip Growth Letter
Fully edited fully abridged version. For infomational use only... FYI JFSAG FWIW ETC
AI
