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Wednesday, 23 July 2008
Dear Reader,
One of our top investment analysts has intercepted a very valuable secret document: A 1-page list of tiny stocks, compiled by the U.S. Government three times a year. Every time the Government puts a company on the list - something remarkable happens to its stock price...
In fact, we've seen some companies gain 273%... 523%... even 4,046%... in as little as six months.

You'll find all the details below.

Good investing,

Brian Hunt
Editor in Chief

Classified Federal Government List Triggers 4,000%+ Spike In Forgotten "Sleeper Stocks"


Dear S&A Subscriber,

Have you ever heard of a San Diego-based company called Illumina (ILMN)?

Few people have. Even fewer know why this "sleeper stock" has soared 4,046% since 2003.

There were no special earnings announcements... no unusual deals inked... and no takeover bids...

The company hasn't been profiled once in The Wall Street Journal or The New York Times...

Yet Illumina shareholders have been able to turn every $10,000 invested into a whopping $416,800.

On a single stock.

The same thing happened with Cerus (CERS), a company that works to improve the safety of donated blood.

Again... nothing remarkable or unusual happened to this company. But in 2004, it shot up 656%...

That turns every $10,000 stake into $75,600... in just 18 months.

So what's going on here?

Why are these "sleeper stocks" no one's heard of posting gains of 273%... 523%... even 4,046%... in as little as six months?

The answer lies in a classified Federal Government list – part of which recently became declassified. I have a copy in my hands...

Let me give you the full story...

Three times a year, the Federal Gov't compiles a 1-page list of tiny U.S. stocks


My name is George Rayburn. I'm the Publisher of Stansberry & Associates Investment Research.

Recently, one of our senior researchers intercepted a very valuable document:

A 1-page list of tiny U.S. stocks, compiled by an obscure Federal agency in Bethesda, Maryland.

Typically, this document lists 10 to 15 companies. They're known to some as "sleeper stocks" – because most of them haven't gone anywhere for months, sometimes years.

But every time the Government adds them to the list – something incredible happens...
At a glance, this list probably doesn't mean much to you.

But if you know what to look for, it could put tens of thousands of dollars in your pocket in the next 12 months.

It all starts when the Federal agency assigns each stock on the list what they call a "Priority Score."

It's a complex procedure that's almost impossible for outsiders to interpret. They even use a reverse 100 – 150 scale, whereby 100 is the highest score.
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