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Have you noticed that every article that pops up on Facebook or on news sites has a number in it? "Top ten ways to remove wrinkles," "four worst cities for dog lovers" ... and, for our purposes, stuff like "the three best stocks to make you a fortune!" This time, it's Tony Sagami for the dividend-focused Yield Shark pitching us an idea, and he does it by giving us the "4 Reasons Why You Should Invest in This Superfood Producer Today" ... so, naturally, we want to figure out who his secret "Superfood Producer" is, and the Thinkolator is, as usual, up to the task. Answers and a little analysis for you in today's super duper new article here.
Or if you missed any of last week's super-ness, just read on...
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----------------------------------------------- So what were the newsletters pitching last week?
Well, the first and perhaps most outrageous was the " collect a cash rebate on every purchase made in 2015" tease ... which, like all such promises, has a wee bit of reality underneath the silliness. You can see that "cash rebate" explanation here.
Today, we're told, we have the opportunity to invest in a stock that will provide the "one cure for 6,000 diseases." Who wouldn't want that, right? This is a pitch for a recent IPO, and the newsletter itself is a new one called Exponential Tech Investor... details and Thinkolator results here.
Larry Edelson is pitching the "death of cash" for his Real Wealth Report, and he thinks that the seven companies he's hinting at will soar as the government pushes us more and more to digital cash and away from the long green (on St. Patrick's Day, no less!) ... want to invest in that cashless society? We ID and start to discuss the stocks teased for you in today's new article here.
We also revealed the secret "Stock of the Month" from Cabot, the "best stock in the market across all sectors" is, they say, a travel firm... which one is it? Thinkolator results and details are in this article.
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