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Some Stocks Don't Care Where The Market's Going...
When They're Ready To Soar, They Soar!

Proof: In the last 12-15 months, while all the major indexes
fell and the NASDAQ lost over 70% of its value, a small
portfolio of stocks we chose gained over 87%!

Let me show you how two little numbers will help you always buy
the fastest rising stocks-and steer clear of losers forever. Then you
too can wear a smile on your face, even in the worst market downturns.

Dear Fellow Investor:

I have in front of me proof of one of the most powerful stock-picking systems I've
seen in my many years as an investor, as a businessperson, and as Executive
Director of The Oxford Club - one of world's leading publishers of personal financial
resources. This stock-picking system is one of those rare discoveries that produces
exceptional returns, lowers risk, and is simple to use.

What amazes me about this system is how it captures huge profits even when
the prices of most stocks are falling. (Something particularly valuable these days.)
In fact, if you apply this system in a disciplined manner, I believe you'll never have
to worry about falling stock prices again. You'll always own the stocks that make the
biggest gains, no matter what direction the overall market takes. And you'll know
exactly when to sell to prevent losses.

Before I go on, I must tell you that in order to use this system you have to do
more than just follow a newsletter. Not much more. But you will need to take action
a little bit faster and a little more often than the average investor. You'll see why in a
moment. Believe me, you'll be well rewarded for your effort. But first, let me tell you
why I find this system so impressive.

I don't need to remind you that most investors have been through Hell in the last

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year or so. Between March 2000 and April 2001, the Dow Jones lost 16.33%, the
S&P 500 lost 27.77%, and the once high-flying NASDAQ lost a whopping 67.54%.

And even though stocks have staged a small rally since then, the NASDAQ and
the S&P 500 are still far below their previous highs. More importantly,
announcements about corporate profits (the driving force behind stock prices) have
been very disappointing lately. No wonder the best analysts we know believe the
markets could fall even further in the coming months.

read on

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