Dear Investor:
Remember when the conventional wisdom was to buy everything tech. All questions or concerns were answered with: "Don't mind the prices." "Profits, who needs profits?!?" "It's a new economy baby!"
If you, like many other investors, listened to conventional wisdom only a few short years ago, you got burned. Badly. Many investors became sadder but wiser when the tech market imploded on itself.
But don't let the so-called "conventional wisdom" of today burn you a second time.
Part of every investor's portfolio should have tech exposure. Pick the percentage that you're comfortable with - but you must have some! Is it fool-hardy of me to say so? Absolutely not. Here's why:
Point #1 Tech stocks - over the long-term - will always have the greatest growth of most sectors. You can't afford NOT to have some "tech fuel" in your portfolio. You'll severely limit your upside potential if you ignore this key growth area.
Point #2 The value of tech stocks are currently depressed beyond reason. Unlike before, when the hype overvalued tech stocks, now tech stocks are the favorite scapegoat for the latest market woes. As a result, many have been beaten down to bargain-basement levels. Opportunity is knocking. Now is the time to get some key tech stocks at prices sure to make you look like a genius in a few years.
First, let's get something straight.
I know many good people got suckered into the tech story before. They're leery of jumping back in. They should be. Tech investing requires discipline, analysis, and patience. It's not a get-rich-quick scheme.
I'm also not advocating investing in tech companies whose business models are written on the back of a cocktail napkin at a VC meeting. Nor am I saying that profits don't matter. In fact, I hold very tight standards on what stocks I would ever consider recommending or holding. And it's these stringent standards that have made my subscribers huge returns and prevented the losses many others experienced in the tech bubble a few short years back.
The best way to know which tech stocks to be in - and which to avoid - is through my tech-focused newsletter, Fredhager.com. Benefit from my experience, knowledge, and analysis of the tech sector while ensuring your portfolio includes the necessary tech exposure it needs for maximum returns. Just try Fredhager.com free for 30 days, click here.
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Focus generates consistent, BIG profits
At my company, Hager Technology Research, we focus on one sector of the market: technology. So we can know more about technology stocks than anyone. Through our newsletter, Fredhager.com, we bring that focus to bear on 19 carefully picked and thoroughly screened stocks. With your free trial to Fredhager.com, you'll get 9 of these 19 tech stocks, boasting excellent profit potential. If you decide to subscribe and pay, you'll get the full list of 19 tech stocks that we are holding in our model portfolio. Click here to get your free trial, free report AND 9 tech stocks!
As a result of our concentration and expertise in technology, we have generated an average annual return of 29% over the last 16 years - even including the downturns in recent years. That means that had you invested just $10,000 in our picks in 1986, you would now have $588,079. See why I say you MUST have tech exposure in your portfolio.
So how do I find the best tech stocks offering the greatest opportunity? Here's how I do it, by the numbers:
- Purchase only a relatively small number of companies.
- Pick only companies that are market leaders in their niches.
- Purchase stocks at reasonable prices - my definition of reasonable, not the markets, not the press, not the pundits - based on:
- Potential to appreciate 35% over the next three years.
- Ability to become one of the next generation's growth stocks (examples - Cisco, Intel, Oracle)
Technology is a buy-hold-monitor proposition.
My initial target is to hold these stocks for about three years. It's not a hard and fast rule. One I'll certainly break given negative developments about the company. But one that gives the stock enough time to appreciate and generate solid growth and PROFITS.
Now you can get 9 hyper-growth tech stocks that meet the strict criteria above absolutely free for thirty days. And for a limited time, also receive my free bonus report, "Tech Stocks Make Money". But the sooner you sign up the better.
Admittedly, these stocks have had their prices beaten down to dirt-cheap levels. But they won't stay that way for long. Right now is the best opportunity for those investors with the foresight to get tech stocks back into their portfolios to position themselves for serious profits in the years ahead. Sign up now for your free trial and free report.
I have always believed in doing a few things and doing them better than anyone else. And when it comes to tech investing, that's exactly what I do. But it's investing - not day trading, not speculating. One thing I'm not is a market timer.
But I do watch my stocks. When the price of one of my picks gets unrealistically high. I sell it. Just as I did in August 1987 ahead of the October crash. And just as I did again in in late 1999 and early 2000 before the tech bubble burst and the tech worshippers became the tech bashers. In fact, my subscribers profited because I watched my stocks and realized that prices at the time were based in fantasy, not reality. For example, I sold CMGI at $108. It's now at $.35. (Yes, that's 35 CENTS!) And I issued a sell alert for AOL at $85. It's now down below $12.
Bright spots in a painted-black landscape.
See. With the right information, you can invest in technology and profit. Profit BIG. Just try Fredhager.com and see for yourself. When you do, you'll get 9 hyper-growth picks and the free bonus report. But this offer is exclusive to Zacks customers and is only available for a short time. Click here to get the stocks and your report now.
Now here are some tech stocks to brighten your portfolio profits at truly profit-promising prices.
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This electronics leader is developing a "single chip phone" solution, integrating tasks that currently require many chips. Whether a phone will only be able to use a single chip remains to be seen, but this platform indeed promises wireless semiconductor integration well beyond the present standard. Its platform architecture could give the company a major competitive advantage not only in cost but also in a phone's size, weight and power consumption.
This wireless powerhouse may have found the answer to gain further market share and solidify its market dominant position - a new phone line that will be less expensive to manufacture, lowering its sales price to better compete with low-cost providers while still offering color display, Java application support, and a digital camera.
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These are just two of the tech companies that I believe provide excellent profit potential in less than three years. Plus, their stock prices are at clearly undervalued for the growth and marketing potential they possess.
Find out these two wireless innovators and the other tech companies poised for hyper-growth at Fredhager.com. Just click here now. Don't wait. The free bonus report that comes with no obligation to a free 30-day trial only lasts a short time. Sign up now to get 9 hyper-growth tech stocks and the free limited-time only bonus report, "Why the Technology Sector is Still the Best Place to Invest".
These stock prices won't last forever. Neither will this limited time offer.
Don't wait. Despite the tech bashers and nay sayers, now is a great time to buy select tech stocks. Those stocks analyzed under critical conditions for the potential to generate huge returns in a few short years. No, these aren't overnight wonders, but for the greatest growth in your portfolio long-term, you've got to be in tech.
Get 9 tech stocks to add to your portfolio - free. Try Fredhager.com for 30 days. Just try it. If you want to stay on top of this volatile and ever-changing market, go ahead and subscribe. If not, you owe nothing. And if you act right now while this offer is still available, you'll also get our free report, "Why the Technology Sector is Still the Best Place to Invest". Keep it whether you subscribe or not. But don't wait, click here now.
Sincerely,
Fred Hager
Editor
Fredhager.com
P.S. The current market will not stay in this beaten down condition forever. Now is just the right time for prudent investment in select and carefully chosen tech stocks like my list of 9. I'm confident in the prospects of the stocks I hold. In fact, I know more about these companies than many of the analysts and experts that wind up on tv.
To maximize the growth in your portfolio in the next three years, you must be in tech, but you must do so with the best of knowledge of those stocks most likely to turnaround and experience hyper-growth. That's why you need Fredhager.com. Just try it for 30 days and see. The special report, "Why the Technology Sector is Still the Best Place to Invest" will be yours to keep - no obligation, no questions asked - as long as you sign up now while this offer is still valid. Just click here.
