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Despite the U.S. national debt, there is a silver lining for income
investors. This massive spending, combined with movement out of U.S.
Treasuries, is going to take its toll on the dollar, and
international income investors could reap the rewards in the form of
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Central European
Distribution (CEDC) Gains
+70% in One Year
Published:
June 2, 2008
Over the past three years, U.S.
stocks have turned in middling performance. The benchmark S&P
500 has posted annualized gains below
+7.3%, and the
Nasdaq has been even weaker. Meanwhile, stocks on the other side
of the Atlantic have continued to put up outsized gains, with
the MSCI Europe rising
+17% per year on average in currency adjusted terms.
Of course, Europe is a pretty big place full of dozens of
different markets and an almost endless array of investment
options -- not all of which have kept pace with the broader
averages. Fortunately,
Market
Advisor editor Paul Tracy has outlined a number of
reasons why investors might want to explore Europe, from lower
corporate taxes in Germany to labor reform in France to the
elimination of trade barriers in Poland. More importantly, he
has pinpointed a few specific places where investors might want
to begin their search.
For example, in the June 2007 newsletter Paul popped the cork on
Central European Distribution (Nasdaq: CEDC, $58.07) --
Eastern Europe's leading alcohol distributor. Demand for beer
and spirits tends to remain constant, making vendors like CEDC
highly resistant to an economic downturn. Furthermore, the
company has been rapidly consolidating its market by acquiring
smaller, less efficient rivals, and has also made inroads into
the production side of the business by purchasing a few
distilleries of its own.
Yet, as Paul pointed out at the time, the shares were trading at
just 17 times earnings, a discount to the firm's projected
earnings growth rate. Today
marks the one-year anniversary of that report, and during the
past twelve months the shares have climbed from $34.69 to the
current $58.76 -- for a gain of almost +70%. And since it was
first added to the newsletter's "Beat the S&P" portfolio in
December 2004, the stock has delivered an intoxicating gain of
around +225%.
In this month's newsletter, Paul takes readers on a tour of one
of South America's most exciting companies. The firm controls a
dominant 95% share of the oil production in its home market and
is one of the largest producers in all of Latin America. Better
still, the company has just announced the discovery of two
massive new oilfields, one of which is estimated to hold as much
as 30 billion barrels -- making it potentially one of the
biggest new finds in decades.
Despite rewarding shareholders with incredible gains over
the past couple years, the firm is still trading at a compelling
discount to its growth rate, and still has room to run.
To read Paul's in-depth profile of this company, available only
to subscribers, we invite you to try our
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Advisor at no obligation. Just visit this
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