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In fact, for 2003 his average selection was up a whopping 47%! Rogers also won the annual competition for the best-performing portfolio among top stock experts who appear on Fox News' weekly financial show "Cashin In." In Newsmax's exclusive Financial Intelligence Report interview with Wayne, he reveals the investment secrets that have enabled him to beat the market for decades. In this edition of Financial Intelligence Report, you'll get his picks for the best investments of 2006, including:
In our latest issue you'll also discover:
Remember: Since launching FIR, we have had a remarkable record of success understanding trends and piggybacking our investment recommendations on them. We continue to have great success across a diversified spectrum of investments. Our 2004 investment recommendations are up 46% on average compared to just 15% for the S&P. OK, so what have we done lately, you ask? Our 2005 investments have risen an average of 22% compared to just 6% for the S&P. Not bad. Our success has nothing to do with luck or a "crystal ball." We just believe in understanding trends, and riding the right ones at the right time—avoiding the imposters along the way—and then acting on our intelligence to know when it's time to step aside. But it's not that easy for the average investor to accomplish on his or her own. You need to have a source you can rely on. We Help You Make Sense of the Avalanche of Information.One of the reasons FIR has been so successful at finding the truth and revealing it: We don't have vested interests. All of the major financial TV shows and publications are dependent on advertising from both major corporations and financial firms, which benefit from a bull market. These businesses will no doubt penalize media outlets that offer bearish perspectives. FIR strives to offer a "distance" in its contrarian financial analysis. We think our contrarian outlook is wise as long as it is based on facts—not a religion of negativity. Some call FIR a "doom and gloom" publication. We absolutely disagree, and we must point out that we have been bullish on many investment sectors. Today we feel that there are some worrisome signs indicating future economic woes for the U.S. And we didn't come to that conclusion quickly. For instance, our longtime readers know it took us some time to become bearish on real estate. In 2004 we recommended several REITs that investors could benefit from. At that time, several "doom and gloom" newsletters were predicting a radical real estate-inspired depression. But we didn't buy into that scenario. As 2005 unfolded, it was clear to us that the real estate bubble was indeed set to pop, and we advised investors to sell their REITs for a tidy profit. Those included Catellus Development (+66%), Tanger Factory Outlets (+50%) and Parkway Properties (+33%). A Bearish Year Ahead … But a Few Sectors Will Soar.At FIR we find it difficult to believe that with continued high energy prices, elevated interest rates and a cooling housing market that the Dow or other major stock market averages are likely to finish up in 2006. In fact, we see them falling below last year's close. A year ago, in our January 2005 issue "2005: Bush's Boomlet," we predicted fairly accurately that 2005 would bring a pretty good market. In fact, just days after the year ended, the Dow hit a record 11,000. And it would have done even better had energy prices not remained so high. We did warn investors in that very same issue – and quite correctly, I might add – to avoid certain investments, such as junk-bond funds, major U.S. airlines and American auto manufacturers. You only had to glance at news headlines throughout the year to discover our advice was dead-on. So yes, we are bearish this year but feel investors can reap better rewards outside the overall equity markets. We feel investors should piggyback their investment choices on global trends like the 5 powerful ones detailed in our brand-new issue. Get your FREE copy of our just-released special report Wayne Rogers' Top 10 Profit Picks for 2006. Go here now. Actionable Investment Insight You Can Count on Every MonthOur report on the top 5 profit trends of 2006 is just a sample of the important financial information you receive every month in the Financial Intelligence Report. Unlike most other financial newsletters, with Financial Intelligence Report, there is no hype. There are no absurd claims. It's just thoroughly researched, accurate information, reasonable projections and excellent investment advice from some of the best financial minds in the country. And rather than narrowly focus on just a few investments the way most financial newsletters do, FIR covers it all: stocks, bonds, munis, options, commodities – even precious metals. In fact, Financial Intelligence Report is more like a white-paper report that major trust companies send to their billionaire clients. Join the FIR Club Tap Into Your Own Financial Brain TrustThere's an old proverb that says, "In many counselors, there you will find wisdom." At Financial Intelligence Report, we take that one step further. We believe in reaching out to some of the smartest, well connected and often contrarian minds on the planet. Former Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig, also a noted business leader who was a founding director of AOL, says bluntly, "Financial Intelligence Report is a must read for every global investor." You'd be surprised to learn just how many financial gurus and billionaires agree with Gen. Haig and subscribe to Financial Intelligence Report. They turn to us because of our unique brain trust. Financial Intelligence Report is edited each month by a team of analysts and experts led by its publisher, Christopher Ruddy. Ruddy, a graduate of the London School of Economics, serves on the board of the prestigious Financial Publisher's Association, and has been a noted commentator and author. Ruddy and the FIR team, in turn, speak with some of the great financial minds to give our readers the other side of the story beyond the media spin. Our FIR team and contributors includes:
This is just a part of our team. Our approach is not to rely on insular opinions about the markets, but to seek out the best and brightest, globally. That's why each month Financial Intelligence Report is filled with unique insights from global investors such as commodities expert Jim Rogers . . . billionaire Warren Buffett . . . legendary investor Sir John Templeton . . . UCLA economist Edward Leamer . . . and Wharton School expert Jeremy Siegel. As a Financial Intelligence Report subscriber, every month you'll receive this type of in-depth investment report, including:
Make sure you don't miss an issue – go here now. Most investment newsletters providing this type of incisive coverage typically cost $200 to $800 a year. Some cost well over $1,000. So how much does Financial Intelligence Report cost? Typically, FIR costs just $199 for a one-year subscription. But today we have an even better offer for you! No-Risk, Limited-Time Offer.For a limited time only you can sign up for a one-year trial subscription to FIR at the special introductory price of just $99 (12 monthly issues), and receive our special report, Supercharging Your Monthly Dividend Income. You'll save more than 50% off the regular price of $199. Your FIR subscription is completely risk-free. If for any reason you don't like the service, just let me know and you'll get the full, unused portion of your subscription returned to you! No questions asked. If you sign up for two years at the absolute discount rate of $179 — you'll save $219 off the regular rate, PLUS you'll get all four Special Bonus Reports — a $200 value — absolutely free, including:
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