One thing you should know about me is that I don't care what Wall Street thinks. Early in my career, I was trained by one of Wall Street's most contrarian (not to mention smartest and most successful) research directors. He taught me to question everything. I learned that when Wall Street leans heavily in one direction, I should be seriously thinking about going the opposite way. That's how I've been able to score the biggest wins in my career, like a 2,381% gain in AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV) a few years ago when everyone on Wall Street believed the drug company was a has-been because its biggest-selling drug might've faced generic competition. I more than quadrupled readers' money in Texas Instruments (Nasdaq: TXN) when I recommended the stock despite semiconductor stocks having been stuck in neutral for nine years. They started shooting higher almost immediately after. And I tripled subscribers' money in Raytheon (NYSE: RTX) at a time when no one wanted to touch defense contractors due to the federal budget sequestration. My current favorite stock has a 6.4% yield and is the most attractive stock in its beaten-up sector... |
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