Jon D. Markman, Senior Analyst of Weiss Publishing, details the three kinds of companies you shoudl invest in. To learn more read below.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Jon D. Markman, Senior Analyst of Weiss Publishing, details the three kinds of companies you shoudl invest in. To learn more read below.
Fellow Investor,
After many years of analyzing the stock market, I've concluded there are only 3 kinds of companies worth investing in:
1. A company that makes something everybody NEEDS
2. A company that makes something everybody WANTS
3. And a company that helps get rid of something everybody HATES
Imagine a product so essential that nearly every household in America has it in their refrigerator. Imagine a product that takes advantage of one of the most basic drives of human beings—sex. Imagine a product that helps people get rid of body odor or unwanted body hair.
Now imagine there was one company that made ALL of these products.
You don't have to imagine such a company. It already exists. And it's been making money hand-over-fist for investors since 1846.
But I bet you've never considered buying this stock.
I've analyzed all 4,500 publicly-traded companies on the stock exchange and come up with exactly eight stocks like this one that make money year after year … in good times and bad … bull markets and bear.
These are the only 8 stocks you need to buy! Click here now to find out they could help you grow $10,000 into $118,000 – or more.
Sincerely,
Jon D. Markman Senior Analyst, Weiss Publishing
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