Dear reader, Before I joined Whitney Tilson as the Editor in Chief of Empire Financial research, I spent nearly a decade working for our sister company, Stansberry Research. Over that time, I really grew to admire Dan Ferris' work. You see, Dan is Stansberry's resident value investing expert. He doesn't buy anything unless he thinks it has a built-in margin of safety. That was important to me, especially when I first started in this business... Because my wife and I worked hard to make enough money to buy our first house and start a family. Losing money on high-risk stocks was simply not an option. Through Dan's work, I've been able to see life-changing gains over the years, like: - 1,059% on Microsoft
- 957% on Apple
- 206% on Intel
- 196% on McDonalds
- 136% on Starbucks
- 106% on Coca-Cola
The investment results described in these testimonials are not typical; investing in securities carries a high degree of risk; you may lose some or all of the investment. That's an average gain of 443% on these seven blue-chip stocks... Not too shabby for an "ultra conservative" analyst, right? That's why I'm writing to you today... You see, Dan told me he's spent the last couple of months putting together a big, new research presentation. In it, he details a way to make as much as 200% while taking relatively little risk. Because let's be honest, this market is crazy right now. It seems like every day, another crappy "meme" stock is up or down 25%. It's enough to make your head spin. And that's why it's never been more important to invest in high-quality stocks like the one Dan has found. I hope you'll learn to trust Dan's work as much as I have over the years. As you can see, it could change your life. Make sure you set aside a few minutes to see what he has to say today. I promise you won't regret it. Regards, Sam Latter Editor in Chief, Empire Financial Research P.S. Remember, Dan is a value investor. So he's extremely picky about how much you should pay for a certain stock... And the idea he's so excited about today is closing in on its maximum buy price... so please don't wait too long to take a stake if you're interested. |
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