The Most Undervalued Stocks At Your Doorstep

The 4 Secrets to Becoming a
Great Value Investor

Inside your free special report you’ll uncover…

A simple strategy that will help you take advantage of Wall Street’s mistakes;
The 7 laws of becoming a Jedi value investor;
Why a company’s earnings are less important than you think, and what you should focus on instead;
Why Warren Buffett thinks you can beat him in the market;
How a Harvard professor’s little-known discovery has completely turned financial theory on its head, and what it means for your portfolio;
And much more…

Fellow investor,

Beating the stock market is everyone’s dream, but very few can achieve it. To beat the market means that you are generating “alpha,” which measures the degree, if any, by which a fund is beating the market on a risk-adjusted basis. The “risk-adjusted” part of the definition is crucial to determining whether a portfolio manager actually possesses any extraordinary investment skill. After all, in any given period of time, certain investment styles are always beating the overall market.

But measuring the alpha of somebody else doesn’t help the do-it-yourself investor figure out how to beat the stock market. For us to beat the market, we have to uncover the secrets that top value investors utilize to take “luck” out of their formula for achieving investment success. In other words, we need to arm ourselves with the knowledge and tools that investors like Warren Buffett and James O’Shaughnessy employ to generate alpha.

As you’ll find out in this report, you can beat the market, and you are probably in a better position to do so than Buffett himself. While I can’t say that the four secrets uncovered in this report contain all that there is to know about the market (if you find a report like that, please let me know), understanding them will help you save a great deal of time and effort, not to mention financial management fees, in finding the best and most undervalued stocks that will generate the biggest returns for your portfolio.

Value Investing Secret #1

Most individual investors don’t have access to inside information or teams of research analysts to analyze terabytes of incoming data. And, while we may have insight into the general state of the market, few—if any—can claim to hold a divine knowing of what the future holds. Fortunately, there is a strategy we can use that will help us beat the market.

By using this one strategy uncovered in our free report, you will be able to take advantage of Wall Street’s short-term mentality to scoop up shares in solid businesses that Wall Street traders are selling at bargain prices because they are worried about all the wrong things. Sign up for our free report to uncover this secret of uncovering the most undervalued stocks.

Value Investing Secret #2

Under generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP), the definition of earnings is the change in owner equity plus dividends (if any). Earnings are shown on the company’s income statement, which is nothing more than a measurement of the change between balance sheet items.

Since owner equity is equivalent to assets minus liabilities, earnings can also be thought of as the change in net assets (i.e., change in assets minus change in liabilities). Liabilities are by definition not cash, and there are many different non-cash assets (e.g., inventory and accounts receivable).

Consequently, earnings often differ markedly from cash flow. For a number of reasons we uncover in the report, earnings can be manipulated, and cash flow statements aren’t perfect either.

Using the second secret to finding undervalued stocks, you’ll discover how to separate the undervalued stocks from the overvalued ones by seeing through their earnings. This one metric that many are unaware of has identified companies with returns that more than doubled those of the S&P 500 over a 40-year period. Sign up for our free report to uncover the second secret of becoming a top value investor.

Value Investing Secret #3

Warren Buffett himself admits that, while he aims to beat the S&P 500 by several percentage points per year on average, he can’t outperform the market by as much as he used to, and he is envious of your opportunity in the market. Because of one simple fact uncovered in secret #3, you should be able to beat Buffett’s annual returns. Sign up for our free report to uncover Warren Buffett’s recipe for making 50% per year in the stock market.

Value Investing Secret #4

With all the uncertainty surrounding the global economy, stock market volatility continues to amaze. Some market pundits continue to recommend that investors buy high-beta stocks as a way to recoup losses quickly.

Beta is a measure of a stock’s relative price volatility compared to the general stock market. A stock with a beta of 1.0 has the same price volatility as the S&P 500 index. High-beta stocks have betas above 1.0 and move by a larger percentage than the S&P 500 moves, both during S&P up moves and down moves. The rationale given for recommending the purchase of high-beta stocks is that the only way to get a higher return is to take higher risks.

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