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| We learned about America's Most Hated Company Freedom at Fest Las Vegas |
| Tuesday, 15 July 2008 | ||||||||
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When we first took the trip out to Las Vegas for FreedomFest, we weren’t quite sure what to expect. Would it be a Libertarian free-for-all? Or would we actually find solid nuggets of investment advice to share with our readers? Consider what we learned… The housing markets that saw the biggest bubbles all had urban growth planning restrictions. These are markets that, over time, will continue to see housing bubbles because the supply of homes is inherently limited. If you can find a state or county that recently passed urban growth restrictions, you’ll find that could become a great investment during the next housing boom. Domestic growth will suffer for years. What we’re seeing today is very similar to what happened in Japan during the 80’s. And as the government bails out huge financial entities, they risk extending the problem for years. What that means is that growth overseas and in non-dollar denominated assets should continue to grow as the U.S. sees slow or no growth. In the midst of one of the worst recessions in the past 100 years, companies are flush with cash. While companies that rely on credit are bound to suffer due to higher credit costs and access to credit, those flush with cash will easily withstand any economic slowdown coming our way. Not only that, but these are the companies that will continue to pay investors steady income payments for years to come. The last point is important because it’s one of the best ways to make money during an economic slowdown. Cash rich companies that pay out steady ‘paychecks’ are able to better withstand any market sell-offs. And they are usually the first ones to go higher during market recoveries. The best part is that your Tuesday Editor, Andrew Gordon, spends his time looking for cash-rich companies that are readying huge payouts to their loyal shareholders. In fact, Andrew’s readers receive cash-payments from various cash-rich companies nearly every single month.
Better yet, he recently found one with over $4.81 billion on hand, that is readying a $606 million payment to its shareholders. But if you want a chunk of this huge payout, you have to be on their list by September 8th. Andrew will tell you everything you need to know in this urgent report so that you can get on the list and receive a chunk of that payout. Once you receive this payment, get ready to receive even larger payouts from other cash-rich companies that Andrew will tell you about too. That way you can continue receiving steadily increasing ‘paychecks’ all year long, even while the rest of the market declines. Read His Urgent Report Here Good Investing, Charles Delvalle
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