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Are you ready to join a select group of European Value
Investors...
... who believe investing against the crowd is the smart way to
make money...
... ignoring the “experts” in Zürich, London and Frankfurt?
... and see your returns go up – while you pay no hidden fees or
commissions...
Dear Fellow Investor

That’s quite an invitation – and quite a
claim, I know.
But if you’ve been disturbed, disillusioned,
disappointed, dismayed or even downright
disgusted by the quality of advice – and
results - you’ve been getting, please
keep reading.
In fact if you’d like to see your money grow, rather than shrink you should
definitely keep reading
Because if you had followed all my recommendations from 2004 to the
end of 2011 your portfolio would have returned an average of 4.6%
per year.
Unimpressive? Well look at the performance of so many acclaimed experts.
Like the stock market itself, it has been abysmal.
Just how abysmal? Well, keep reading.
Because if you want to increase your returns and stop agonizing about them I
have an alternative – one a select few already profit from.
Let me say right up front that no: I’m not a big name. Nor do I have some
unique strategy you should follow.
Just three boring, old fashioned approaches.
1. Looking in places many don’t look – and so finding profit opportunities
they miss
2. 24 years’ deep, concentrated study of the difference between profit and loss
in investment.
3. Simple, easy to carry out suggestions - that take less than 5 minutes to
understand and follow: I give clear instructions on what to do.
You get them all in my Newsletter, the "Eurosharelab Alert Service"
which is dedicated to finding you investments that are most likely to
maximise your income and minimise your losses.
I don’t sell you shares. There are no mysteries, no charges, no commissions.
Just a very low annual fee of €249 / $349 (€39 for a single issue) for simple
advice in the newsletter. Advice which on average gets excellent results.
What kind of results?
As I say, if you had followed all my recommendations from 2004 to the end of
2011 your portfolio would have returned an average of 4.6% per year.
You would have a return of more than 30% on your original investment, up 33.2% in
eight years.
I say “all my recommendation” – because I don’t mean a few carefully
selected winners that shot the lights out – I mean them all.
And I don’t just do well in good times.
If you had invested Euro 10,000 in my portfolio at the start of 2004, then
at the end of 2011, after two of the worse stock market years in half a century,
you would have had Euro 13,320.
If you think that would not have been all that attractive over eight years consider
this:
It is 45% more than if you’d invested in the European STOXX 50 index –
there your end value from Euro 10,000 would have been Euro 8,788.
It is also 22% more than if you’d invested in the S&P 500 index where the end
value of your Euro 10,000 would have been Euro 11,155.
And 32% more than you would have received had you invested in a fund
of Hedge Funds as measured by the HFRX Global Hedge Fund index.
That kind of return may not sound great – but just compare – and then read
this, which may explain a few mysteries that could have cost you a great deal
of money:
The Wall Street Journal has a regular feature called "Investment Dartboard"
that compares how well stocks picked by investment advisers do relative to
stocks picked by throwing darts. Do the advisers win?
To their embarrassment, the dartboard beats them as often as they beat the
dartboard. Furthermore, even when the comparison includes only advisers who
have been successful in the past in predicting the stock market, the advisers
still don’t regularly beat the dartboard.
(Click here for a link to the article)
You may be pretty amazed that a little newsletter you never heard of does
better than all these highly paid experts.
Then you may like to reflect that these people are advising mutual funds – so
on top of whether their advice works or not, you’re paying hefty commissions
to get it.
But are my results just sheer luck? Were you wondering what happened to
each of my recommendations? I’ll tell you in a moment, but first...
What clients say about my advice
Here’s what my newsletter readers report:



You don’t have to believe them ... put me to the test for 6 months with less than
no risk.
Yes: you can take a 6 month subscription, without risking a Euro, Pound,
Dollar or penny. You can even make a small profit.
Because if at any time in those six months you feel I do not deliver all I promise,
you can simply cancel and receive 110% of your money back without question or quibble.
You do not know me and I thought it only fair to shift all the risk of you trying the
newsletter to me.
But first let me tell you how I come up with recommendations that make
people so happy – and why I have to make them good.
I search the European and UK markets for the most undervalued companies,
analyse them, then send you a monthly recommendation.
I focus on the European and UK markets as they are far less rigorously
researched than the markets in the USA. This means more undervalued
companies for you to invest in.
I tell you what to buy, at what price, with what weighting in your portfolio.
And...
I am your partner. I invest along with you.
Every single recommendation I give you is an investment I make myself
So I have the most powerful incentive you can imagine. If you don’t do well,
I lose money too.
True success
The 4.6% return I quoted earlier was achieved when stock markets
everywhere ended up falling off a cliff.
So in those desperate days your EUR 100,000 investment would have grown
to EUR 133,197.
Even in 2008 when the markets lost an average of 40%, your portfolio would
have only been down 12.8%.
Are you cautious and careful? I am.
I measure success conservatively. Never mind how you did compared to
the market. What is the real (after inflation) growth of your wealth.
For example, I do not think suffering a 30% loss when the markets have lost
40% is exactly wonderful.
I measure your success (and mine) by the yearly growth of our portfolio no
matter what the market does.
Consistent results – just three ideas a month
How do I help you get the kind of results I get - consistently?
In my newsletter I suggest:
• 36 high potential investment ideas per year. The discipline of focusing
intensely on only a few ideas at a time forces me to select those with the
highest potential. (Far too many investors do too many transactions.)
• Everything I propose is easy to understand and implement. You can
see why it makes sense. If I cannot easily explain an idea on one page
it’s probably too complex.
• You get exact instructions on buying and selling
• And on portfolio structure and the size of each investment in your
portfolio
• You get an updated investment portfolio with every newsletter. So you
can keep track of my recommendations and how you are doing - at a
glance.
• 24 hour access to my web site keeps you in touch with market
developments and gives you more investment advice, on matters like
portfolio structure - and other ways to add value.
What you need to know in minutes
You’re busy, so I don’t waste your time.
Each newsletter is brief – but PACKED with information. No waffling or chit-
chat. Just solid advice on where I’m putting my money – and why I think you
should, too.
Then you decide.
What’s the secret? No miracles, just common sense – and I don’t
follow the crowd
You’ll have questions, I’m sure. Here are the answers.
1. How is your service different or better than others – including those I
already subscribe to?
There is no mystery. I look where others don’t.
I focus on small under-followed, undervalued possibilities in Europe the
UK.
This large universe vastly increases the probability of finding such companies.
In addition, the UK and European markets are not nearly as actively
researched as the USA. There is less investor, fund manager or analyst
interest.
This makes it far more likely that you can find really attractive investments.
2. Is this just another newsletter with a lot of hot air and no substance?
Each monthly newsletter describes just three investment opportunities.
You don’t have to be an expert to understand why I suggest what I suggest.
I explain why I think it is a good investment, clearly defining its chief
attributes. I also give you links to all pertinent articles and information so you
can quickly, easily form your own opinion – and see why I formed mine.
3. Is it real value for money?
I set the subscription price with this exact concern in mind. I am an investor
just like you.
I want to make the service worth your while even if you ignore 35 of my ideas
and only invest in one idea.
So I arrived at a price that will pay for itself by the return on just one of my
investment ideas per year.
But you don’t have to guess about this. Just try the service for 6 months. Even
if at the very last day of the sixth month you decide it is not all I say, I will
refund 110% of your money. No questions asked. No arguments – you don’t even
have to give a reason.
4. How do I know you have my best interests at heart?
I eat my own cooking!
As I said, I invest along with you. In each newsletter I clearly state when I
invested and for what amount.
With my own money on the line it means my interests are 100% the same as
yours.
I have an absolute rule. No one at Eurosharelab can make any transactions in a
recommended investment 24 hours before and after the newsletter is sent.
This means no-one here can use the transactions made by you to his or her
advantage. (For example selling shares in a recommended idea as you are
buying.)
5. How will my losses be limited if an investment does poorly?
I recommend you place a 20% stop-loss on all your investments. This will
limit your losses to 20% of what you invested.
I also send you email updates telling about developments (good or bad) that
affect an investment and call for immediate action.
(Just to repeat: I invest in the same stocks as you and also want to limit my losses.)
6. How do I know you are any good at selecting investments?
I started my investment life in 1986 and have been actively investing ever
since.
I didn’t do very well till it dawned on me that investing is not a new human
pastime and there must be a huge body of wisdom I could tap into that would
save me from learning the hard way.
For the next 20 plus years I studied the results of every possible book, research
paper and investment study I could lay my hands on that showed superior long
term performance – and I still do!
By long term I do not mean one market cycle but what has worked over
decades.
I spent this time testing and refining my system until I perfected what is now
the "Eurosharelab Alert Service".
Recent results
I said earlier I would tell you exactly what happened since I started the
newsletter in June 2009.
After all, past performance is relevant - but you can’t profit from it.
I am not a magician, so I can’t talk about future performance.
Nor do I claim to be infallible. But here is how my picks performed:
Companies recommended in 2009
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Company
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Country
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Added
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Return
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Vivendi
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France
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Sep 09
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-7.00%
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Nationwide Accident Repair Services
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UK
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Nov 09
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-12.40%
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Companies recommended in 2010
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Company
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Country
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Added
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Return
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Hornby
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UK
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Apr 10
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22.2%
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Charlemagne Capital
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UK
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Jun 10
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-19.4%
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Exact Holdings
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Holland
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Jul 10
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3.4%
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Allianz SE
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Germany
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Aug 10
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-9.1%
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Linedata Services
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France
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Sep 10
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3.5%
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Microsoft
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USA
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Okt 10
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6.3%
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Companies recommended in 2011
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Company
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Country
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Added
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Return
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Buongiorno
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Italy
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Jan 11
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-8.3%
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Cegid Group
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France
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Feb 11
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-29.3%
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Halfords Group
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UK
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Mrz 11
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-16.9%
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Morgan Sindall
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UK
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Apr 11
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-14.4%
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Character Group
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UK
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Mai 11
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-18.6%
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Indesit Company
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Italy
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Jun 11
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-47.4%
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Washtec
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Germany
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Jul 11
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-25.4%
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Debenhams
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UK
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Aug 11
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2.9%
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Sage Group
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UK
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Sep 11
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13.6%
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Rexel
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France
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Okt 11
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1.1%
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Faiveley Transport
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France
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Nov 11
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-6.8%
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Takkt
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Germany
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Dez 11
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-5.0%
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Recommendations sold
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Company
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Country
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Added
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Return
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New Frontier Media
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USA
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Feb 10
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-24.2%
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Headlam Group
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UK
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Mai 10
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-23.5%
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Contango Oil & Gas
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USA
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Sep 09
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23.8%
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London & Stamford
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UK
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Jul 09
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13.7%
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Deutsche Telekom
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Germany
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Jun 09
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40.9%
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William Hill
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UK
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Dez 10
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45.1%
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TomTom
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Holland
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Dez 10
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-44.4%
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CCA Industries
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USA
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Nov 09
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31.0%
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Vodafone Group
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UK
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Feb 10
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30.1%
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Cherokee
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USA
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Mrz 10
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-21.0%
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Omega Pharma
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Belgium
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Nov 10
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13.7%
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I think you’ll agree that in period of great uncertainty, that’s pretty good.
And I hope you notice that I give you the full picture, losers and winners
Because I am human I make mistakes. And because you are intelligent you
know that perfection in investment is impossible.
But if you invest 6 months putting my newsletter to the test, you can find out
for yourself how good I am.
It is a very modest investment – with potential rewards out of all proportion to
the cost. And if at any time in those six months you feel I do not deliver all I
promise, you can cancel and receive 110% of your money back without question
or quibble.
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