Jon Markman, Senior Analyst of Weiss Publishing, has eight "boring but beautiful" investments to share with our readers. To learn more read below.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Jon Markman, Senior Analyst of Weiss Publishing, has eight "boring but beautiful" investments to share with our readers. To learn more read below. | | | Fellow Investor,
Today I want to give you the names of 8 stocks your broker will never mention to you.
You'll never hear anyone whisper their ticker symbols at cocktail parties. Jim Cramer will never ring his bell or blow his horn about these stocks on TV.
There's a company that sells sneakers and sweat socks, for example. (No, it's not Nike.) Another processes chicken meat. One of these companies hauls trash for businesses. And another makes pizza.
Sound exciting?
No, not at all.
But what these companies lack in glamor, they more than make up for in steady, reliable, sometimes spectacular growth.
That pizza company, for example? It recently turned a $25,000 investment into a $23 million jackpot!
Now, for the first time, I'm going to reveal the names of these 8 "boring-but-beautiful" companies.
In today's volatile market, most of the exciting big name stocks you know of suck…
But these 8 will bore you all the way to the bank!
Click here now to get the full story.
Sincerely,
Jon Markman
Senior Analyst
Weiss Publishing
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