Your questions answered…

Dear Reader,

Hi, it’s John again.
 
I’ve heard from a few people who are still considering joining my new Small Cap All-Stars research service… but to be honest, they’re on the fence.
 
It doesn’t surprise me really.
 
So many investors have been burned trying to buy stocks.   The stocks they think are going from $5 to $25…but end up going to $1 instead.  
 
I know you checked out my special presentation, The $10 Trader, but maybe you’ve still got a few lingering questions yourself.
 
So, I’m going to try to answer some of the most pressing ones here.
 
Q: It is true that you’re NOT looking for companies with “game-changing” technologies or revolutionary products?
 
A: That’s 100% right.  Betting big on technology requires a level of expertise I just don’t have.  But what I CAN do is spot under-the-radar stocks with great potential! They’re underappreciated precisely because they don’t pretend they’re going to change the world.  Look at some of the biggest winners in our backtest and you’ll find plenty of banks, retailers, energy services companies and health care plays.   None pretended to be the “next great” anything, but because they passed INCOGNITO’s rigorous tests they could have made you a bundle if you owned them at the right time.  
 
Q: Can I really buy stocks that have fundamentals even better than some of the big blue chips?  
 
A:  Absolutely.   I made my bones on Wall Street by uncovering all the nasty surprises that companies hide in the balance sheets, income statements and cash flow statements.  High-profile companies like Enron, Worldcom and Qwest proved that being big doesn’t mean you’re honest.  So every recommendation I make in Small Cap All-Stars MUST meet my high standards for conservative accounting and honest financials.  It doesn’t mean we can’t be lied to about small stocks.   That does happen.  But I’ve generally found that small stocks out of the limelight and that don’t have analysts breathing down their necks simply have less incentive to fudge the numbers.  
 
Q: Can your strategy have me banking triple-digit winners overnight? 
 
A:  The extensive backtest I did on the INCOGNITO system showed that the average holding period for our Small Cap All-Stars is about 10 months.  Sure, we’ll have some quicker winners, like a 83% gain in Exide Industries in 43 days or D&K Healthcare Resources’ 75% gain in 55 days (2 winners spotted in our backtest), but usually we’ll hold positions for about a year. Frankly, some of the biggest “pops” in stocks come from stocks that most investors have given up on and I’m just not going to ever recommend you invest your hard-earned money in the market’s equivalent of a lottery ticket. 
 
Q:  Can I really start with just a few hundred bucks? 
 
A: That’s one of the things I think you’ll love the most about Small Cap All-Stars.   Since every stock will sell for less than $10 when I first recommend it to you, a round lot of 100 shares of any of them will never cost more than $1,000.   And most will be half that amount or even less.   Whether you invest $1,000, $5,000 or even $10,000 a trade, it’s your call.   But with a maximum of 10 stocks on our recommended list at all times, you can participate in all our trades for just a few thousand dollars.   As with all investing there is risk, so if you do decide to follow my recommendations you shouldn’t invest more than you’re comfortable with.
 
Okay, this message is getting pretty long, so that’s it for now.
 
But if you’re still unsure about joining Small Cap All-Stars, remember this:  You get 90 days, RISK-FREE to try out my research service.
 
If you decide in that time that it’s not right for you, just contact my team and we’ll refund every penny.
 
Just go right here to sign up and test drive my Small Cap All-Stars strategy for yourself!
 
Sincerely,
 
John Del Vecchio sig
 
John Del Vecchio
 


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