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Carla Pasternak's Premiere Issue of High-Yield International Just
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Government's Biofuel Timetable Could Spell +15,900% Growth
+15,900% growth might seem far-fetched... but it's not. In fact, it
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The
Silver Lining to a Falling Dollar
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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Activision (ATVI) Returns +193% for
Market Advisor Readers
Published:
June 23, 2008
While virtually every investor has different opinions and
philosophies when it comes to making money from stocks, we can
all agree on at least one thing -- nobody likes a vicious bear
market. Well, except for the short sellers.
However, if you're looking to "buy low and sell high," then a
frenzied market sell off is just what you need to fulfill the
first half of that mission. With that in mind,
Market
Advisor newsletter editor Paul Tracy went
bottom-fishing for beaten-up stocks in his March 2006 issue. And
it was that search that turned up Activision (Nasdaq: ATVI,
$35.85), a bargain-priced video game software publisher.
At the time, sales were showing signs of a slowdown and
investors had reacted by pushing the shares to a fresh six-month
low. However, as Paul pointed out at the time, the sales slump
was nothing more than a temporary lull in the video game
industry -- leading console makers were gearing up to release
next-generation systems in the coming months. And with popular
franchises like Call of Duty and lucrative licensing
arrangements with Marvel (NYSE: MVL) and Dream Works Animation
(NYSE: DWA), Activision
was well-positioned to cash in.
Today, the video game industry is in full-throttle expansion
mode. Over the last thirty days alone, fans have taken home more
than 675,000 Nintendo Wii systems, and retailers have rung up
$1.1 billion in total video game sales. In fact, through the
first five months of this year, industry revenues have already
surpassed the total from all of 2007.
Meanwhile, since Paul referred to the pullback in Activision
shares as a "golden buying opportunity," the stock has jumped
from $12.23 to Friday's close of $35.85 -- an impressive gain of
+193%.
In this month's newsletter, Paul pinpoints another stock that
opportunistic investors might want to scoop up following a
shortsighted pullback. The company is the eBay of industrial
equipment, bringing buyers and sellers together in more than 170
countries. Thanks to surging demand for agricultural commodities
and industrial metals, producers around the world are turning to
the firm's auctions in search of tractors and other machines --
allowing it to profit from the commodities boom without being
directly tied to volatile prices.
To read Paul's complete profile of this exciting company, which
controls a dominant share of its fragmented $100 billion market,
we invite you to try out our
Market
Advisor newsletter. Please visit this
link to
learn more.
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Nathan Slaughter
StreetAuthority Staff Writer
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