What happens when Home Depot, Microsoft, Sears
and other companies start buying back their own shares?
Their share price goes up. Way up!
Now you can take advantage of this investment phenomenon by subscribing to David Fried's Buyback Letter. In
this valuable monthly newsletter, editor David Fried employs one of the
most successful long term investing strategies in the market. Academic
research proves that getting in early on the stocks of companies
repurchasing their shares produces superior investment returns over time.
The Buyback Letter was named to The Hulbert Financial Digest 2012 Investment Newsletter Honor Roll!
There were only 9 that made the Honor Roll, out of 74 under consideration. To be so honored, a newsletter must exhibit above-average performance in both up AND down markets. This is the second year in a row that The Buyback Letter has been on this Honor Roll, and it was one of only 6 from last year’s list that made it again this year.
So just what is a buyback stock? Simply put, it’s when a
company buys back its own stock. This demonstrates the company’s enormous
confidence in its own financial health. Buybacks result in an increase in
a company’s earnings per share and price to sales ratio. This invariably
leads to higher share prices and market-beating performance.
Each month, David Fried combines his winning stock buyback formula with
solid value investing to deliver buy, sell and hold recommendations to you
on his favorite picks. In fact, Fried is actually the only investment
advisor who closely follows Corporate Buybacks and offers timely
recommendations.
You won’t find this groundbreaking buyback
strategy practiced in any other newsletter!
Does David’s buyback strategy actually work? Just take a
look at his portfolio returns (as of 11/30/11):
- The 20-Stock Buyback Index Portfolio – UP 403.85% since
inception (3/5/97) vs. a gain of 55.48% in the S&P 500.
- The Buyback Income Index – UP 228.05% since
inception (3/5/97) vs. a gain of 55.48% in the S&P 500.
- The High-Tech Sector Portfolio – UP 11.55% since
inception (1/3/00) vs. a decline of 36.03% in the NASDAQ.
- The Health and Bio-Tech Portfolio – UP 306.05%
since inception (1/28/01) vs. a gain of 7.40% in the S&P
500.
- The 5-Stock Buyback Dogs Portfolio – UP 189.41% since inception
(3/5/97) vs. a gain of 55.48% in the S&P 500 (These are
the companies most active in their stock repurchasing plans.)
David has even made money in the difficult high-tech sector. His Buyback High-Tech Portfolio is outperforming its benchmark by more than 47%! He began that portfolio with a
$50,000 investment on Jan. 3, 2000, just two months before the NASDAQ hit its all time high. The NASDAQ has tanked since then, while he has not only held steady, but gained more than 11.55%. The moral of that story is that staying invested is only half the battle; you also must be invested in QUALITY companies.
David Fried's Buyback Letter's offers you 4 diversified value portfolios and 2 sector portfolios using David's proven strategy of quality companies with high book-to-market ratios that engage in stock buybacks to add value to every share. Simply put, this approach minimizes risk and maximizes returns to produce truly outstanding results.
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