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Despite the U.S. national debt, there is a silver lining for income
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international income investors could reap the rewards in the form of
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Takeover Treasures Return in Excess of +40%
Published:
July 14, 2008
Even
on the worst of days when nearly all ticker symbols are in the
red and the major averages tumble, there will always be a
handful of stocks that buck the trend and finish with hefty
double or triple-digit gains.
Take this past Wednesday, for example, when the Dow Jones bled
more than 200 points. Tiny SGX Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: SGXP)
skyrocketed +125%.More often than not, these sharp one-day surges are the result
of a buyout offer, and that was indeed the case with SGX --
which Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY) has just agreed to purchase.
Typically, acquiring companies are willing to pay a hefty
premium to make a deal happen, which means news of a takeover
can drive a targeted stock through the roof almost instantly.
It's no
wonder then that so many people spend hours looking to pinpoint potential
takeover candidates.
That was precisely what prompted
Market Advisor editor Paul Tracy
to hunt down potential buyout targets in his January 2005
newsletter. At the time, Paul singled out three companies that
appeared to be ripe for a possible takeover. And before long,
two of those firms were indeed bought out. Shoe maker Saucony
was taken over by Stride Rite, and oil/gas producer Unocal was
acquired by Chevron (NYSE: CVX) for a hefty +42% premium.
As Paul pointed out, though, it's best to look for companies
capable of standing on their own two feet, because there is no
guarantee that
a deal will materialize.
The
third pick from that report? TheStreet.com (Nasdaq: TSCM) hasn't
been taken over, but shareholders probably don't mind. Thanks to
popular personalities like Jim Cramer and a growing base of paid
newsletter subscribers, the shares have climbed from $4.46 to
Friday's close of $6.25, and paid out $0.30 a share in dividends
for a total return of +46.8%.
Fresh off that success, Paul has just written a new special
report aimed specifically at finding takeover targets, where he
not only outlines exactly how to spot a potential buyout
candidate, but also identifies five of the most promising
targets on the market today. To receive this complimentary
report, available only to subscribers, we invite you to try out
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newsletter.
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this link to learn more.
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Nathan Slaughter
StreetAuthority Staff Writer
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