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The Clearly Undervalued Gem in the
High-Flying Dow
The Blue Chip Index closed above the
10,000 mark yesterday for the first time
this year. The index isn't likely to
hold these gains, but that doesn't mean
there aren't gains to be had.
Obama Poised to Deliver a Triple-Digit
Gain
No matter what anyone thinks of the
health-care plan -- for or against --
there's no doubt the debate in Congress
is hurting shares of the nation's
leading health insurance companies.
This Buffett Holding is Poised to Jump
+33%
This sector has only four major players,
making them virtual monopolies. Warren
Buffett loves these businesses so much,
they account for more than 10% of
Berkshire's portfolio.
Three Signals for Value Investors in
Today's Market
As the market rebounds from its March
low, value investors should pay
attention to these three 'buy' signals.
Nathan Slaughter's advice could net
investors triple-digit gains.
The Most Undervalued Stock in the Dow
I have sorted through the Dow Jones to
find you the most undervalued stock. The
results will surprise you -- not only
does the company yield 3.4%, but Warren
Buffett has given it his stamp of
approval.
A Second Chance To
Capture Oil Profits
Curiously, the best time to get in
early on a powerful investment theme
is when almost nobody is talking
about it -- except in disparaging
tones. That being the case, the
contrarian in me is beginning to
think that now might be a great time
to start thinking about oil-related
stocks.
The Boom in Global Infrastructure
Spending
The American Society of Civil
Engineers (ASCE) estimates it will
cost a staggering $1.6 trillion to
bring lagging infrastructure up to
par in the U.S. What is less known,
though, is that this is just the
beginning. In many emerging markets,
the necessary infrastructure hasn't
even been built yet, leaving
opportunity for well-placed
companies to take advantage.
Small-Cap
Value Stocks Deliver 5-Year Annual Returns
of Nearly +17%
In addition to the stellar returns
over the past five years, small-cap value
stocks have climbed at a healthy
+12.1% annual clip over the past
eight decades. Yet during the same
time period, the stock market
as a whole has risen an average of
just +6.7% annually.
How
Buffett Made a +361,000% Gain
In 1962, a successful young fund manager began
buying a sleepy New England textile
firm, even though the U.S. textile
industry was in a decline -- losing
out to cheaper foreign competition.
A small textile company with a few
plants in Massachusetts certainly
showed little growth potential or
future, and hardly sounds like the
ideal launch pad for the man that
would become the world's richest
man.
Using Net Asset Value to Uncover
Undervalued Funds
Net asset value (NAV) is one of the
most important concepts in fund
investing, and for good reason --
investors who know how to use NAV to
determine a fund's fair value
actually have a tool to unearth
funds poised to outperform.
Is
This Tiny Stock the Next
Exxon -- Or the Next
Budweiser?
This investment could make anyone who listens filthy rich. The company
owns a unique living compound with huge potential in the production of
cellulosic ethanol -- a market with +15,900% government-mandated growth
ahead. Who knows how high this stock is headed? I don't. But it's so
cheap now that making 100x your money is possible once the technology
goes mainstream.
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more details.
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