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Summary:
Yes, there is.

Currently there is an advance in the stock market and you have been told by the talking heads on CNBC-TV that the bull market has resumed and it is best to "put whatever cash you might have into the market. Listen for his return and have your protection in place so it will automatically be triggered when T-Rex returns.

None of us knows how long you will be able to graze in the green pastures.


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Everyone knows T Rex was the most fearsome of all dinosaurs. He could and did kill everything in his path for food or maybe stupid meanness. His spinal cord was very small and he did not survive.

There is a T-Rex together with us today and it is disguised, but it is killing us in added way. This T-Rex is killing and eating our retirement portfolios. You may have noticed your stock sum has lost some of its value during the past 3 years. Something or someone is nibbling away at it. It has gotten so bad that many people don’t even want to look at their statements every month. Is there a way to keep the beast, whatever its name, from completely eating everything? Yes, there is.

Currently there is an conduce to in the stock market and you have been told by the talking heads on CNBC-TV that the bull market has resumed and it is best to "put whatever cash you might have into the market. Don’t lose this opportunity to make back what you have lost".

This is a very sneaky T-Rex. It is out in the bushes and it may not have seen you yet. If you still currently own any equities you want to protect them from the beast. If this is a new bull market you may want to participate. OK, buy something, but you must know where to run to hide should the T-Rex come out again. How?

Now, I said now, you must decide how much you are willing to risk from here, not where you were 3 years ago. Don’t try to get “even”. You can’t. As this market rises you should be following every stock you own with an open stop-loss order. It could be 8%, 10%, 15%. Whatever you feel charmed with. Do not try to outsmart the beast. Listen for his return and have your protection in place so it will involuntarily be triggered when T-Rex returns.

None of us knows how long you will be able to graze in the green pastures. It may only be days, but could be months or longer. If you are sluggish the monster will not get you. The market itself will tell you when to run for shelter. No guessing. That is the wisdom of a stop-loss protection.

Take a few moments to review your stock and mutual fund holdings of 2000. Look up the price at that time for each issue. If you had placed loss protection on each one how much would you have saved?

In a bear market the best offense is a good defense. Don’t let T-Rex get you.

Since my “Buy Japan” post I’ve been getting lots of emails asking exactly which Japanese stocks are worth buying.

The simple answer is net-nets.

Net-nets are stocks selling for less than the value of their current assets – cash, receivables, and inventory – minus all liabilities. Basically, they’re stocks selling for less than their liquidation value.

I’ve put together a list of 15 of Japan’s best net-nets. These are small, unknown, super cheap stocks.

I ranked these 15 stocks on 5 key criteria:

  1. Size
  2. Sales Growth
  3. Profit Margin Variation
  4. EV/EBIT
  5. Price/NCAV

By combining those 5 criteria, I was able to sort these 15 Japanese net-nets from most attractive to least attractive. In other words, I was able to make a list of 15 Japanese net-nets with the best ideas up top and the worst ideas at the bottom.

This report is perfect for someone looking to buy a basket of 5, 10, or even 15 Japanese net-nets.

Or for anyone who would like to start researching Japanese net-nets but has no idea where to start.

The price of the report is $100.

That’s about $7 per stock.

If you click the “Buy Now” button below you can pay using PayPal. Once you’ve paid, you’ll be taken to the page where you can download the report as a PDF.

Talk to Geoff About Japanese Net-Nets

 



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