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Every
so often we discover an opportunity in the market that can't be
held secret. These Special Opportunities are what makes a good
year better and a GREAT year FABULOUS! Some call these stocks
sleepers, others refer to them as poppers or Diamonds in the Rough.
To us…they are SPECIAL!
What
makes them Special?
Over
the past few years, there have been select stocks that have been
beaten up because of the lackluster performance of the overall
market environment. Many investors were forced to sell off these
quality securities regardless of their intrinsic value to satisfy
margin calls. Now they have simply been forgotten. In other cases
stocks once traded at $100.00 per share are all the way down to
$1.00. Take PriceLine for example, several months back PCLN was
trading @ $1.00. News was released on the company and within 60
trading days PCLN soared to $10.00 per share (up 1000%). Stocks
like these can do wonders for portfolio value and net worth.
There
are still other companies in the marketplace that simply do not
have the exposure or sponsorship of a large Wall Street Bank or
Investment Firm. Without the right sponsorship these Special Opportunities
low for a while and trade significantly beneath their expected
value. When the Street does finally recognize their true value…it
is typically too late to get involved. The next generation of
the Ciscos, Dells, EBAYs, and Microsofts are out there!
Why
are they so hard to find?
The
problem is that there is little general information these stocks
available. The information that is out there tends to be in the
form of SEC filings and those take a professional eye to assess
the real value behind complex balance sheets, income statements,
and professional jargon.
Guidance
is the key
Our
team of unbiased, independent, professional analysts is constantly
sifts through the universe of listed stocks to uncover a diamond
in the rough. Put our ears and years of experience on Wall Street
to work for you. Let us become your guide to these uncommon opportunities
for significant wealth.
Remember
Wall St. is small street…it's not what you know but whom
you know…
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