The Momentum Alert
How To Buy Stocks That Double… and Then Double Again
By Alexander Green, Editor, The Momentum Alert
Dear Investment U reader,
Newton’s Second Law of Motion is creating a new class of millionaires. And it’s doing it at light speed.
You may not remember much about your physics classes in school. But you likely remember Newton’s Second Law: a body in motion tends to stay in motion.
This fundamental force of nature is the reason an elite group of traders and investors are restricting their investments to only the fastest-moving stocks in the market. Why?
First of all, because “the trend is your friend.” These companies lead the nation – and the world – in innovative products and services, sales growth, high returns on equity and blockbuster earnings. And therefore their share prices tend to “stay in motion” – in a pronounced upward trend.
And, second, because the profits from doing so are nearly unbeatable.
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Last year, for example, the Dow rose a paltry 4%. This year it’s barely poking its head above water. This is all irrelevant to investors riding the nation’s sizzling momentum stocks.
Subscribers to Oxford Club Investment Director Alex Green’s Momentum Alert, for instance, have recently locked in gains of:
- 166% in five weeks in a company making cutting-edge medical equipment
- 245% in 16 weeks in a small-cap company manufacturing armor for our troops in Iraq
- 308% in six weeks in one of the country’s fastest growing oil companies
- 424% in 15 weeks in one of the top casino stocks in Las Vegas
Let other investors poke around looking for “deep value” or “turnaround potential.” This service is not about buying a stock and hoping it ripens before you grow old. This is about jumping on momentum stocks that are stripping the paint off the rest of the market, and selling them when we find something moving even faster.
If you’re tired of not seeing your holdings when you run a finger down a list of last quarter’s biggest gainers, your portfolio could likely use a shot of momentum. (And you don’t have to be Isaac Newton to realize that.)
Sign up for the Momentum Alert here.
Good investing,
The Investment U Research Team
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