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Few investors have gained the fame and notoriety of Warren Buffett, the billionaire mastermind behind insurance and investing conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE: BRK-B). Over the long haul, his returns are unparalleled -- a $10,000 investment in Berkshire in the mid-1960s would be worth more than $30 million today.
But even the legendary Oracle of Omaha has his investing mentors. Perhaps none is more prominent than his erstwhile professor at Columbia University, Benjamin Graham. In fact, Buffett once called Graham's book, the Intelligent Investor, "by far the best work on investing ever written."
That's where Graham described his concept of margin of safety. The basic idea is to give yourself some room for mistakes when assessing a firm's fair market value.
Margin of safety is also the kernel of the Half-Priced Stocks "Deep Discount" portfolio. In this portfolio, we scour the investment landscape looking for companies trading at least 25% below their fair market value.
Our two favorites offer strong potential upside as investors recognize their true value. And, because of their deeply discounted valuations, both stocks have limited downside risk from current levels. We profile both of these stocks below.
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With the markets having rallied off their doom-and-gloom lows from the bottom of the recession, it has become clear that we are likely to see a slower recovery than many had anticipated.
In this sort of environment, it becomes all the more important for investors to seek out recession-resistant stocks that will not only survive, but thrive in the coming months and years ahead. The best way to do this is by finding quality companies with clear competitive advantages, healthy balance sheets and a strong market position.
Risk-averse investors don't have to sacrifice price appreciation to get the benefit of safety. There are plenty of money-doubling profit opportunities out there -- even in a slow economy. Right now, it is possible to pick up a number of defensive stocks with big-time growth prospects trading at prices below their intrinsic values. And when the overall market turns around, expect these stocks to be well on their way to delivering triple-digit gains to shareholders.
Our research has uncovered at least five superb candidates, which we will profile in detail in this report.
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In 1957, the life of Dr. Carol Angle changed forever. The pediatrician from Omaha joined roughly 20 other individuals one evening for a class at the University of Nebraska, named simply "Investing Principles."
The instructor was fairly young; the average age of his students was more than twice his own. But from the time he started teaching the class in 1952, he had made enough of a name for himself that new students were beginning to seek him out.
That teacher was none other than the legendary Warren Buffett.
After attending Buffett's class, Dr. Angle continued to practice medicine for decades, but not because she had to.
Carol and her husband were persuaded to invest with Buffett after attending the course. Putting in an initial $10,000 and later increasing that to $30,000, the Angle family holdings are now worth $300 million.
You may have missed the opportunity to invest with Buffett over 40 years ago, but as you'll see, there is one company that is following in his footsteps... and it could make millionaires out of a select few.
Dividend Plays Yielding 2x the Overall Market
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Legendary financier John D. Rockefeller once quipped that the only thing that gave him pleasure was to see his dividends coming in. Most income investors would agree.
There's good reason for investors' enthusiasm for dividends. Over the 20 year period from 1988 through 2008, an investor buying the S&P 500 would have watched his investment grow an impressive +225%. But an investor reinvesting dividends would have scored a gain of more than +400% over the same time period.
In fact, studies of long-term stock returns in a wide cross-section of global stock markets have illustrated that nearly half of total returns from equities historically come from dividends, not price appreciation.
In our "Yield Doubler" Portfolio, we emphasize safety-first. Our selection
process is to ferret out firms with high yields that are likely to maintain
or even grow dividends over time.
These aren't fly-by-night companies struggling to maintain their payouts in
a tough economic environment. One of the companies in today's report has a
yield close to double-digits, and owns pipelines that transport oil products
around the country. Our second pick sells products that consumers buy
regardless of economic conditions and carries a solid dividend that raises
every year like clockwork.
Not only do these firms offer yields significantly higher than the S&P, but
they're also value plays trading at a significant discount to their fair value.
These dividend aristocrats offer high yields and the potential for share
price gains for
investors in the months and years ahead...
Top Value Stocks to Buy Now
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All too often, investors look at value and growth as two diametrically opposed approaches to analyzing stocks. But nothing could be further from the truth.
Some of the world's best-known value-oriented investors made their names buying value stocks with excellent growth prospects. Some of Warren Buffet's best-performing investments of all time include American Express (NYSE: AXP) and The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) -- both firms have generated earnings growth higher than the S&P 500 over the long-haul.
The truth is that value investors don't shun growth, they simply follow a mantra: Growth at a reasonable price. In other words, the best value-oriented growth investors don't chase fast-growing companies in the hope that their strong growth will attract other investors. Instead, good value managers will look for companies with proven, strong long-term growth prospects that are temporarily out of favor with investors.
In the Half-Price Stocks "Value/Growth" portfolio we look for stocks with defensible long-term earnings growth potential that are trading at a significant discount to their fair value. Thanks to their tremendous growth rates and soaring earnings, it's often only a matter of time before investors recognize their long-term prospects and send the shares soaring.
In this report, we'll profile two of our favorite picks from out-of-favor sectors with promising long-term potential that are currently trading favorable values.
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