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Redmond, WA (PRWEB) June 2, 2004
BeatTheStockMarket.com, an online investment newsletter, released their returns for the first five months of 2004. The newsletter once again outperformed the S&P 500 through May (a gain of 8.4% versus 1.3% for the S&P 500).
For the past fourteen months, their model stock portfolio has returned 80.7%. Since inception in 1998, the portfolio has returned 35.2% per year (525.5% overall), has produced a gain each year, and has beaten the stock market six out of six years. Even during the three-year bear market, their model portfolio produced gains each year.
The model stock portfolio has also easily outperformed Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway stock over the last six and a half years.
Following are a few of the stocks from the newsletter’s model portfolio and the stock’s performance following the newsletter’s buy signal:
Marine Products Corp. +542.9%
Gen-Probe Inc. +248.8%
Zimmer Holdings Inc. +168.6%
Imagistics Int’l +156.8%
SCS Transportation Inc. +150.2%
BeatTheStockMarket.com also features a model options portfolio. In its first ten months of existence, the portfolio has returned 93.6% versus 7.1% for the S&P 500. Following are a few of the call options recommended by the newsletter and the option’s performance following the newsletter’s buy signal:
-Zimmer Holdings +697.1% in only seven and a half months
-Cimarex Energy Co. +253.2% in only seven and a half months
-Rockwell Collins +240.8% in only five and a half months
In addition to individual stock recommendations, the company also has a model portfolio for mutual funds. The return of the portfolio (37.3% per year) easily surpasses that of the S&P 500.
For additional information on the stock and mutual fund picking systems and the investment newsletter that follows them, visit www.BeatTheStockMarket.com.
Contact Information:
Nancy Wagner
Media Representative
nancy@cuttothechasemarketing.com
425-415-6427
http://www.BeatTheStockMarket.com
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(PRWEB) December 9, 2004
Wall Street Briefing LLC today announced that it has launched the web site WallStreetBriefing.com. The site will provide a broad array of investment news and stock profiles of interest to those following the stock market.
On its first day live, www.WallStreetBriefing.com featured news on the battle for Sears (NYSE:S) and explained how Kmart Holdings (NYSE:KMRT) is not the only potential suitor for Sears, as Vornado Realty Trust (NYSE:VNO) has been profitably making plays in the real estate/retail arena for decades.Will this end up being the battle of Edward Lampert versus Steven Roth.
In its Corporate Profile section, www.WallStreetBriefing.com featured Addison-Davis (OTCBB:ADDI) a development company specializing in Â?Point of CareÂ? diagnostic testing for such diseases as Rubella, Herpes, Rotavirus, Infectious Mononucleosis, Strep Group A, Myoglobin, Cardiac Troponin 1, HIV 1 and HIV 2.
In its Investment Bulletin section, www.WallStreetBriefing.com featured news from V-Net Beverage, Inc. (Pink Sheet:VNET) on the launch of their new allimax(r) nutraceutical bottled water.
Finally, www.WallStreetBriefing.com took a close look at a recent photo of billionaire Berkshire Hathway investor Warren Buffett and asked the all important question, Â?Did Warren Buffett undergo botox treatment?Â?
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