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The CHEAP
Investor newsletter
announced it was rated as the #1 Best Performing Market Letter by
Select Information Exchange (www.siecom.com). The award was for the latest five
year evaluation period ended October 13, 2006. Select Information Exchange
regularly monitors the performance of some 300 different investment
newsletters. In addition, The
CHEAP INVESTOR just celebrated its 26th anniversary in print. The newsletter is a monthly guide
specializing in quality microcap and turnaround stocks selling under
$5 per share.
Bill Mathews, founder and editor, stated "When we wrote
the first issue of The CHEAP INVESTOR, in August 1981, we knew that
there was a need for a newsletter for the small investor. Back then the DOW as at 750. Today it has surpassed 14,000.
"Our research concentrates on quality companies with
increasing revenues and earnings that are selling near their 52-week
low price; and that is our key to success. We strive to recommend stocks that
have great profit potential.
Very simply, our subscribers are buying when most institutions
and Wall Street investors are selling. When Wall Street finally realizes
what a bargain these stocks are and the price shoots upward, CHEAP
INVESTOR subscribers can sell for a great profit.
"Three of our recommendations that hit new highs this
summer are: CarMax, Inc. (KMX) soared from our recommended $1.56
price in our February 2000 issue to $27.42 on July 6 (+3415%). Smith & Wesson (SWHC) shot to a
high of $22.80 on August 9 (+1063%) from our $1.96 buy in the
February 2005 issue. And
ValueClick, Inc. (VCLK) skyrocketed from our $2.65 recommendation in
the January 2003 issue to a high of $36.70 on July 22 (+1285%).”
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