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From
the desk of Eric Dickson...
STOP! Don’t trade another stock until you’ve read this report If
you’re NOT already a millionaire trader - Dear maverick trader, Imagine rolling out of bed… firing up your computer… checking your email… and executing a 30 second trade. No big deal right? You probably do that now. But imagine you’re making that trade while vacationing on an exotic tropical island – as your personal wait staff delivers you a savory hot omelet. Now, imagine still that your tropical stay was bought and paid for the week before with one routine trade. That sounds more appealing doesn’t it? Well, if it does then I’ve got some very good news for you. Trade in... trade out.
Make more money in 30 Hi, my name is Eric Dickson. As a subscriber to our online services you’re probably very familiar with my staff of researchers and writers here at Trinity Investment Research. I’m writing today to cordially invite you to join an exclusive trading service we only offer up when seats become available – which usually only happens once or twice a year. But before you go on I should warn you now. It’s an expensive service. And it’s not at all fancy. It comes in the form of a simple email. Even worse… weeks can go by without you ever getting one. So how on earth can I charge you $995 for
a couple of emails a month? Well, there can be only one
reason, because
after I explain how this service works you’ll realize
it has the potential to make you 10 times (maybe even 100
times) what I’m asking you to invest in it.
So What's the Problem? The answer is simple. These stocks are just too volatile. They simply don't trade enough volume on a daily basis for a majority of my readers to safely get in and out... to pocket loads of cash... without the price heading south. And the reason is the breadth of my recommendations. You see, Trinity Investment Research has over 6,500 subscribers that closely follow our advice - so I have to be careful in the equities I recommend. If I find a hot new technology in a small cap company that trades say 5,000 shares a day, and put out a buy recommendation, the stock price could soar with my subscribers buying alone. But if something happens that I don't like - be it lost contracts, false claims, cooked books, whatever - and I issue a sell recommendation, the stock could come crashing to its knees - making it nearly impossible for you to get out at the right price. Avoidable DisasterThis happens more often than you may think. Take for instance Cirond Corporation, a promising young company that offered a solution to effectively detect and plug wireless network security leaks. If its technology worked right the implications would be unimaginable - enough to dwarf Cisco Systems. Well, CROO was looking pretty good to just about everyone - and its technology seemed to be right on the mark. But after mediocre testing and an aggressive marketing campaign, short sellers came into the market and hacked it down from $1.55 to $0.55 in just three weeks time... Investors scrambled to get out - most were left charred. Then there's VitroTech Inc., whose claim to fame was a product called Vitrolite. A rare volcanic material that would allow manufactures to process their plastic twice as fast than with traditional methods, while adding strength to the finished product. Sounds pretty good. Well, the hype behind this potential blockbuster company drove its stock price up to $2.25 in June 2004 - but after a not-so-stellar track record of acquiring major manufacturing contracts, it ended up in the gutter, sitting just above $0.01 today. That's a huge hit... and because of the share structure and liquidity, investors were left holding the bag. So whether its short sellers, poor management, or just plain boldface lies, I have to get you out before the herd begins their stampede. Now I don't mean to scare you - I just want to illustrate my concern for getting you in and out of small caps with the best possible odds. After all I’ll be the first to tell you I love small caps. Because when they run - BOY DO THEY RUN! Just look at these monster small cap gains over the last two years:
And on... and ... and on. I think you get the point. Sometimes Less is More
So after thinking about this problem for several months - weighing several possible solutions - I've created a brand new service designed in the same ilk as Trinity Investment Research. Find life-altering technologies, innovative sources of energy and the latest in military weaponry to provide fast - life long fortunes. Trinity Investment Research grew faster than I or anyone could have imagined. The fact is I never intended for it to be so big. But this new service has a cap, so it cannot and will not grow. Period. It’s strictly limited to 10% of my most seasoned, serious and sophisticated subscribers. It won't be available to anyone else.That 10% will have the chance to scout out these winners in their true infancy. To be the first in - as these wealth multipliers work their magic. It happened with Cheniere Energy (LNG) when I recommended it at $1.78. Its daily volume was non-existent. But at the time I only had 500 subscribers - so getting in without breaking its bank was no problem. In July of 2003 I wrote an issue called Making the Case for Cheniere. In it I told subscribers to my then service, The Intrepid Investor, that liquefied natural gas was the singlemost viable alternative energy on the market... ... that any company that could wrap its hands around the technology to liquefy, store, ship, and regassify it would have the market cornered. Well, Cheniere turned out to be just that. Today LNG is trading at $29... that's a 1,500% gain! And while I admit 3,000% gains are not the norm, my service - has already racked up an impressive, steady stack of profits. For example, when I first sent the letter to launch the ReconTrade Alert, I told you I was tracking an unknown oil and gas stockthat was ready to take off. Well, once subscribers climbed aboard we took a strong position. Just four months later Recon traders were looking at 90% gain! But this stock was far from reaching its peak. In fact, I sent out an alert telling subscribers that this little profitmachine has at least another 40% to go before it cools off. Then there's Global Aircraft Solutions (GACF). We took profits twice on this one. The first time we cashed out for a 38% gain, covering a good bit of our initial investme... but then the gravytrain rolled in just days later when we closed out our remaining position for an additional 25%. That's a 63% cumulative gain in less than three weeks! In fact, if you'd purchased enough shares in any one of the companies currently in the Recon portfolio, you not only covered the modest membership fee, but you could be sitting atop six to ten times your investment in Recon. Here's the Deal I'd like to open the door to you to be among the small expeditionary force of Trinity Investment Research subscribers to locate illiquid, small cap power stocks. But before you consider signing on, I must insist that you agree to the following:
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