A Daily Reckoning Investment Alert
With His Bushy Beard...Giant Potbelly...And Old Suspenders...You'd Laugh Out Loud If You Saw Him Walking Down the Street Today...
But You'd Be Laughing at the Smartest Man Ever to Work on Wall Street
Dear Reader,
He had a very bushy mustache. He wore suspenders and had a big potbelly. And if you saw him walking down the street today, you'd probably laugh.
But if you knew what he knew, you wouldn't laugh long.
That's because this man figured out the Five Simple Keys to Making Money on Wall Street...strategies some of the world's greatest investors use to build their fortunes.
And today, you can use his strategies for a chance to make up to 509% or more by Nov. 1, 2005.
His name was Forrest Berwind "Bill" Tweedy. No one really knows when he was born or where he came from. But if you happened to walk past 52 Wall Street in the 1920s, chances are you'd see him working at his cluttered desk - busy writing letters and looking through company reports.
Business was his life. He never married, never had any children. If fact, every day he ate lunch at the same time...at the same restaurant...even in the same chair.
He owned a small niche brokerage house that specialized in trading small-cap stocks. His method was unusual...to say the least.
A Brilliant Way to Pick up Big Profits
Day after day, Tweedy scoured the market for publicly traded companies that only had between 50 and 150 shareholders of record. He attended their annual meetings, wrote down all the shareholders' names and sent them personalized letters. His goal was to find out who wanted to buy and sell t heir shares. From there, Tweedy paired the buyers with the sellers and brokered the deals himself.
It was a brilliant idea.
Tweedy quickly became one of the only small- and micro-cap brokers on Wall Street. In fact, many shareholders turned to him when they couldn't trade the shares anywhere else. His reputation as the "broker of last resort" gave Tweedy a virtual monopoly in the small-cap market.
Tweedy's business was successful throughout the 1920s and into the 1930s. But it was about to get even bigger!
Join Forces With One of the World's Greatest Investors
In the early 1930s, Tweedy developed a relationship with a man named Benjamin Graham. If that name doesn't ring a bell, it should. He literally wrote the book on value investing - THE way to make reliable profits in the stock market.
(In fact, if you haven't read his landmark guides - Security Analysis and The Intelligent Investor - I u rge you to pick them up today!)
What Graham proved was nothing short of revolutionary: You could make a fortune investing in companies that were selling for a huge discount to their real value.
In other words, if a company trades far below what it's worth, over time, the company's true worth will be discovered...and anyone who invests while it was cheap could walk away much richer.
Think of it like this...
If you went to a flea market and found a rare three-legged 1937D Buffalo nickel selling for $900, you would buy it - knowing the real value of that nickel was somewhere between $3,000 and $4,000. In other words, if you sold it later and ONLY got the nickel's fair value, you will still make about 233-344% on your investment.
Not a bad deal, right?
Well, that's exactly the philosophy that Graham used to buy shares of a company. He looked for bargains - companies selling for 60-70% LESS than they were worth. And it just so happened that many of the small, i lliquid companies Tweedy tracked fit Graham's 'value' model.
From $88,000 to $10 Billion!
Thanks to their shared investment strategy, Tweedy quickly became Graham's "go-to" broker. And Graham became Tweedy's largest customer - so big that he moved his office right next to Graham's office.
Over the years, Tweedy's business grew. Howard Browne (who started his career as a runner on Wall Street at the ripe old age of 16) became Tweedy's partner in 1945. And the company slowly grew from a simple brokerage house (with about $88,000 in capital) to a full-fledged investment advisory business - that currently manages over $10 billion in assets.
Bill and Howard looked for stocks trading for huge discounts to their real worth. And over the years, they identified five keys to discover the best discount investment opportunities on Wall Street - companies Graham himself would be proud to invest in.
And today, you don't need to pay enorm ous brokers fees...or trust hype-happy analysts...or even have a monkey throw darts at The Wall Street Journal to find great stocks with fantastic profit potential.
You can use the exact same formula Tweedy developed to find extraordinary stocks on your own! In a second, I'll show you exactly what that formula is. Plus, I'll introduce you to the two stocks that could rise as much as 509% by Nov. 1, 2005.
A Road Map to Stock Market Millions!
Hello, my name is James Boric. I write a newsletter called Penny Stock Fortunes. I've always known that the best way to get rich on Wall Street is to buy stocks that are undervalued and have room to grow.
In fact, over the past few years, I've recommended stocks like SIRIUS Satellite Radio (which soared 233% in two months)...China Yuchai Intl. (which skyrocketed 146% in under eight weeks)...and Coeur d'Alene Mines (which jumped 110% in just a few months).
But to be h onest, I can't take full credit for the success. That honor actually belongs to the computerized stock-picking system I developed - the CXS Money Multiplier System .
The CXS Money Multiplier System scans every single stock on Wall Street for 10 stringent criteria. And as you've seen, the stocks it finds have a habit of skyrocketing - giving you a chance for big profits. In fact, in 2003, it found a winner 72.7% of the time.
But as good as the CXS System is, I was intrigued by Bill Tweedy's method, too. After all, it helped transform an $88,000 specialty business into a $10 billion behemoth.
So I tinkered with the CXS System a bit, tweaking it to look for everything old Bill would like in a stock. And what I discovered was astounding - two companies that could jump 509% or more by Nov. 1, 2005.
All the details are in a FREE report I have for you, called The Only Two Stocks on the Investor's Road Map to Profit. As you'll learn, I followed Tweedy's formula exactly...
http://www.agora-inc.com/reports/PNY/tweedyb13
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