|
|
MY READERS MAKE MONEY IN BOTH UP AND DOWN MARKETS
| I've been a consultant to wealthy investors and
editor of The Wall Street Digest since 1976. Over the past 30
years, I've developed a reputation not just as Wall Street's most widely read
advisor, but as one of its most consistently profitable... |
I guided my readers through the recessions, bear markets and
panics of the 1970s and '80s before most advisors were in grade school.
 |
On September 14, 1987, a month before Black Monday, I told
my readers it was time to convert to cash, sparing them the huge losses
suffered by investors who followed the recommendations of most other advisors.
The market crashed on October 19, 1987. |
 |
On November 5, 1990, with the Dow at 2,491, I told my
readers "Buy stocks now." The Dow then moved to 3,978 (without a
correction), a gain of 59.6%. |
 |
In 1991, I recommended Fidelity Biotechnology, Financial
Health Science, Twentieth Century Ultra, Fidelity Health Care and Fidelity
Medical Delivery. By the end of that year, these funds were up 99.0%, 91.8%,
86.5%, 83.7% and 77.8%, respectively. |
 |
At the beginning of 1992, my Wall Street Profit System
2010 flashed a buy signal on Fidelity Savings and Loan and
Fidelity Regional Banks. On December 31, 1992, these funds were up 57.8% and
48.5%. That year, I also recommended International Game Technology which
soared 307% after my recommendation.
|
 |
In May of 1993, when other advisors were focusing on the
U.S. stock market, I saw the boom in Asia beginning to unfold and recommended
Fidelity Pacific Basin, Invesco Pacific Basin and Vanguard Pacific Portfolio.
On December 31, 1993, people who had followed my advice were enjoying profits
of 64%, 40% and 36% on these three funds.
|
 |
As 1994 rolled around, I warned my readers that the markets
would essentially move sideways for most of the year. As it turned out, the Dow
stayed between 3,600 and 3,800. After my recommendation, Presstek rocketed from
$17 to $194 (a 1041% gain)...Helix Technology soared 257% from
$15.75 to $56.25...and LSI Logic went from $11 to $61.25, a spectacular 456%
gain. |
 |
In March of 1995, I recommended Ascend Communications at
$7.50, Atria Software at $20.12, and Cyberoptics at $10. By the end of the
year, their prices had exploded to $40.50, $39 and $39.50, respectively, handing
investors returns of 440%, 95% and 295% in just nine months! |
 |
At the beginning of 1996, I forecasted: "Dow 6,000 by
year-end." The Dow passed 6,580 before year-end. |
 |
With the Dow at 6,380 in April 1997, I forecasted "Dow 7,600
by year-end 1997." The Dow soared past 7,600 on June 12, 1997. |
 |
In July 1997, I cautioned subscribers to AVOID ASIA.
In October 1997, the Asian currency collapse unfolded. |
 |
In December of 1997, when the Dow was at 7,800, I forecasted
Dow 9,000 for 1998. The Dow closed at 9,338 in July, fell to Dow 7,540 on August
31, then closed at a new high on November 23, 1998. |
 |
In the July 1998 issue of The Wall Street Digest, I
forecasted "a rush to cut short-term interest rates this fall." That
scenario unfolded with a 1/4% cut in the Fed funds on September 29th, another
1/4% cut on October 15th, and third 1/4% cut on November 17th. |
 |
At the bottom of 1998's correction, I advised my subscribers
to begin aggressive buying of RF Micro Devices at $10.44, Metromedia Fiber
Network at $12.25, Biogen at $33.50, Gemstar at $28.37, Geotel Communications
at $23.62, Novell at $15.06, and EMC Corp. at $30.75. Smart investors who
followed my advice realized incredible gains of 675%, 218%, 113%, 163%, 148%,
103%, and 108%, respectively...in less than eight months!
|
 |
In July 1999, I advised subscribers to convert their equity
portfolios to a 100% cash position by the end of the July 16th trading session.
Within the next two sessions, the market began a broad downward decline.
|
 |
I predicted the stunning bull market of
19952000, but I also saw its excesses. I advised subscribers to cash-out their
stocks on July 16, 1999. Within the next two sessions, the market began its
broad downward decline. I saved my readers a boatload of money. |
 |
In September 2001, I correctly called the bottom of the
market ten days after the terrorists attacked New York and Washington D.C. I
advised my subscribers to safely re-enter the market on October 5, 2001. My
recommendations soared: CheckPoint Software gained 63% in 92 days; PeopleSoft
rose 68% in 92 days; Overture Services soared 81% in 38 days; NVIDIA
Corporation rose 40% in 58 days; McAfee.Com gained 76% in 81 days; and Genesis
Microchip rose 71% in 74 days!
|
As you can see, readers of The Wall Street Digest
have already started to double their wealth!
All of my recommendations are based on
The Wall Street Profit System 2010, which is specifically
designed to safely generate annual returns of at least 26%. At that
rate, you can double a portfolio's value every three years. But as you
can see, I often exceed that 26% goal by a rather considerable margin, allowing
my readers to double their wealth even faster.
| "Following your advice, my portfolio is
up 54% since I received my first newsletter in March. I hope you will continue
to publish your newsletter for many years to come." |
| -Robert C. Trulley, Indiana |
Copyright
© 2008 The Wall Street Digest, Inc.
The world's most widely read investing newsletter.
|