 Get Ready for a
Buyout Boom in the Healthcare Sector
Due to patent problems and poor
research pipelines, Big Pharma companies are in need of new
drugs -- and they are paying premiums as high as +84% to get
them.
 Take Advantage of Two Major Market Trends with Only One
ETF
Historically, both small-cap and international companies
outperform the broader U.S. markets. One fund applies these
principles and purchases international small-cap companies,
providing the potential for outsized returns.
 The
Undervalued Oil Giant with Long-Term
Expected Growth of +25%
This compelling firm is
involved in every step of the
production process in oil-thirsty China.
 Three
Crucial Sectors... and Three Ways to Profit from Them
ETFs are one of the fastest-growing investment
instruments available. But few people realize how useful
they can be in analyzing sector health.
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Turn Pain at the Pump
into Profits with Big Oil
Historically, big oil companies have
proven to be extremely profitable no
matter what the price of oil is. With
access to the world's best reserves and
near complete vertical integration,
investors in these companies are
substantially rewarded in all market
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This report outlines the investing
secrets Warren Buffett has used to
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Cash Cows: Great Companies with
10%-Plus Dividend Yields
If pulling down yields of 10%,
13% . . . or even 17% a year sounds
good to you, then you need to read
our Cash Cows report. In it,
we'll introduce you to some of
today's highest-yielding stocks.
Over
one tumultuous 30-year stretch
that included the Great Depression, the
Dow Jones Industrials Average returned
only +224%. But Benjamin Graham, the
father of value investing and Warren
Buffett's mentor, handily beat
the overall market and scored what total return for
his clients during that period?
A.) 554%
B.)
789%
C.)
1,439%
D.)
4,659%
E.)
11,006%
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