God bless you Louis, and Santa Marko !! I wish your dreams come true. DJ
On 7/28/07, Santa Marko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Please—what ever you do—don't even think of running to the sidelines. > > You see… > > Despite today's 311-point decline… > > Despite the market's fear of a subprime-driven real estate collapse… > > Despite the fact that oil hit $77 a barrel today… > > There's a mammoth earnings surge headed your way, and if you cash out now > you'll MISS OUT on Wall Street's biggest money makers for the next 12 > months. > > Here's why: Despite the subprime lending worries that hit Wall Street > right today, our research indicates this market will bounce back much higher > than the 14,000 mark we hit last week. > > How can this be? > > Because there are too many signs that the economy is strengthening. As > you'll see below, the consumers are back, buybacks are pushing stocks up, > the trade deficit is improving, the indexes continue to look strong, and our > Blue Chip Growth stocks represent the best values on Wall Street. > > When you add everything up, you'll see we're on the verge of a 3rd quarter > earnings explosion. That's why… > > If you have the vision to add to your positions now, you'll > thank me 1000 times by December 31st. > > I'm Louis Navellier, and I don't know how you're playing the sell-off, > but I do know this: A 10,000 investment in any of my top 10 stocks could > easily make you 50% richer in six months …as the "wall of worry" sellers run > for cover. > > Don't buy into it! This economy is booming, and my top stocks are enjoying > quarterly earnings growth of up to 1,407%! > > If you don't take advantage of the tremendous discounts this market it > handing you, you will simply kick yourself for years and find yourself > lamenting about the money you could have made. > Black-and-White Proof You Need > to Be Buying Stocks—Not Selling! > > REASON No. 1 > > The consumers are back! > > Just look at recently published numbers from the Michigan consumer > sentiment index. They rose sharply and unexpectedly to 92.4—well above > the analysts estimate of 86. > > So it's no surprise that the Dow broke the 14,000 mark last week before > today's subprime-driven sell off. (Again, please use this gift-discount to > buy more!) > > And while the June retail sales report showed a slow down, companies like > Wal-Mart and Abercrombie & Fitch have exceeding analysts' expectations. > > However, a better indicator that consumers are back could be found in our > top gaming stock, MGM Mirage. After all, if consumers have money to gamble, > you know they're not only feeling richer—they are richer and spending. Good > news not only for the economy but also for MGM. > > Just look at MGM's numbers and I'm sure you'll agree. First-quarter > earnings were the best in the history of the company. Diluted earnings from > continuing operations were $0.55 per share, a 15% increase over the $0.48 > per share earned in 2006. Net revenues for the first quarter increased 9% to > $1.9 billion. > > The stock is up 27 % over the past six months. That's just the beginning > of the upside I see on this one. Which is why it rates a buy with a capital > "B." > > MGM isn't the only stock on our buy list that's ready to surge. As > you'll see, my 10 new recommendations below could easily surpass MGM > growth! > > REASON No. 2 > > The economy is strengthening! > > Despite what today's 311-point decline would indicate, last week's jobs > data reports prove the economy is still expanding. > > Payrolls were up 132,000 in June, continuing to beat economists' > expectations. While payrolls were up just a smidgen for June, what most > investors didn't see was the revised payroll numbers for April and May. > > They showed the creation of an additional 75,000 jobs! My research tells > me that when the government adjusts June's numbers, we should see similar > growth. > > When you add to that the fact that jobless claims are at a 2 -year low, > you can begin to understand the momentum building on Wall Street and why > Thursday's 283 -rise is just a sneak preview of what lies ahead. > > This is not only good news for the economy but also great news for all of > the earnings giants on our buy list—four of which have gained more than 12% > in the last 30 days. > > REASON No. 3 > > Private equity race is quickening! > > Have you been watching the news? > > Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) announced that they will be going public in > a $1.25 billion offering. Obviously, they're following Blackstone and > raising a lot of money to take companies private. > > Why are they doing this? > > Because they see what Blackstone and we see—dozens of bargains in the > marketplace. After all, when you consider that interest rates are still > relatively low and P/E ratios are at 10- and 12-year lows, you couldn't ask > for a better time to buy undervalued stocks. > > That's why Blackstone Group paid a 30% premium to take over Hilton Hotels > private–it was simply a bargain at even that price. > > You'll be glad to know that we've identified another hotel group that's > ripe for a takeover. Only our stock has higher earnings growth, higher > operating growth, and higher earnings momentum. When the takeover people > move on this one, Hilton's 30% gain could look like a drop in the bucket. > > You'll read about it in this month's issue along with a number of takeover > targets the sharks are looking to gobble up, all earnings giants with high > margins and low P/Es. Go here to read about them now. > > And that's really just half the good news! > > REASON No 4. > > The trade deficit is improving! > > Most investors missed this, but the April trade deficit narrowed by 6.2%to > $58.5 billion from 2006, which was a whopping $5 billion better than > expectations. > > As a result, economists are now revising their second-quarter GDP > estimates dramatically higher to 3.7%. > > And it's all because the falling U.S. dollar is making American products > much more competitive around the world. > > Which is why I'm urging you to buy my top multinational stocks before > earnings season hits full stride. The reason is simple. The economic > environment is perfect for them: Low interest rates, low dollar, and > mounting worldwide growth. > > This is why our top ethanol producer is up 33% year-to-date while at the > same time our top telecom is up 41%. In addition, our top mining stock is > up 115%, and our top defense stock is up 17% which, by the way, is ready to > rock higher thanks to increased defense spending that will add billions to > its coffers. > > These are just four of the multinational earnings monsters on our buy > list. If you can add anyone of them to your holdings before they report > outstanding earnings, you could easily catch the next wave of profits. > > REASON No. 5 > > There's strength throughout all the indexes, too! > > Hidden behind today's 311-point decline is the fact that the all indexes > are up an average for the past 12 months. > > As if that weren't proof enough that this market will rebound, NASDAQ > closed at just 2,599—only off its six-year high of 2701. > > When the smoke settles from today's sell-off, investors will see a global > mix of low interest rates, low inflation, high employment and renewed > consumer spending will push this market back to new highs. > > That's why when our double-digit gainers hit—watch out! You are going to > see the rest of Wall Street rush in and bid our holdings higher. > > REASON No. 6 > > Our Blue Chip stocks represent the best values on Wall Street! > > When you consider the average stock on our Buy List trades at less than 19 > times forecasted earnings, which is less than any of the Russell stock > market indices, such as the Russell 1000 Growth index, you can begin to see > why I'm so giddy about this upcoming earnings season. > Especially when you add to that the fact that they are all on the verge of > reporting double-digit earnings in a sea of single-digit growth. > > That's why you can begin to see why I'm telling my readers—shouting at > them, if you will—to load up on my 10 top stocks. > > I'm convinced beyond doubt that they could hand you 50% gains in the next > three months. > > > > > > >
