• I’m truly grateful for your loyalty

    From the desk of
    Charles Mizrahi, Editor

    Inevitable Wealth Portfolio 

    Dear Friend,

    November is the month where we take a moment to consider those things we’re most thankful for.

    I’m writing you today to express my sincere gratitude to you for your loyalty. If your a charter subscriber to Inevitable Wealth Portfolio, you’ve been with me since the very beginning – all the way back to January 2009.

    During the past two years, we’ve had the opportunity to make a great deal of money together.

    And if your a more recent subscriber, I hope you’ve cashed in on a good number of the 32 consecutive winning trades – each of which gained more than 50% — that we’ve closed out.

    I’m also writing today to inform you that the annual subscription price for Inevitable Wealth Portfolio is about to rise. Effective January, 2011 we’re raising the rate to $799 per quarter and $2,399 per year.

    But that price hike will not impact you.

    As an original subscriber, you’re “grandfathered” in at the annual rate of $999 for as long as you keep your membership current.

    Again…I think that loyalty should be rewarded – and that’s why I’ve insisted that you be protected from any price increases.

    In turn, though, I’d like to ask you for a simple favor if I may.

    Would you please take a moment to answer three brief questions about your experience with Inevitable Wealth Portfolio?

    1. How does Inevitable Wealth Portfolio’s content compare to other newsletters and/or advisories you’ve read?

    2. How often do you invest in the stocks recommended by Inevitable Wealth Portfolio? What kind of returns have you personally enjoyed?

    3. How has Inevitable Wealth Portfolio helped you become a better investor?

    If you could take just a moment to write back with your answers to those three questions…I’d greatly appreciate it. Just click here to give me your feedback.

    Once again, I would like to personally thank you for your loyalty – I appreciate each and every one of our Inevitable Wealth Portfolio charter members.

    And I wish you continued success in the market as we enter 2011.

    Thanks again,

    Charles Mizrahi

    Charles Mizrahi
    Editor,
    Inevitable Wealth Portfolio



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  • Anonymous
    Thursday, November 11th, 2010 at 19:29 | #1

    yOUR INFORMATION IS GOOD SO THAT I CAN MAKE A DECISION
    TO BUY STOCK

    I INVEST WHEN YOU COME OUT WITH BUY OR SELL MY RETURN
    FOR 1 YEAR IS NOW OVER 30%

    YES, I DON”T MAKE HAS MANY TRADES

  • Leslie Kasza
    Friday, November 12th, 2010 at 15:59 | #2

    Excellent newsletter with rigorous, yet straightforward methodology. Return 35-40%. Method has helped me to become a much more disciplined investor

  • Buell Hadley
    Saturday, November 13th, 2010 at 01:16 | #3

    1. It helped me invest in long-term stocks and also many other newsletters use the history of a stock to predict the future.
    2. I invest when I retire a stock at 50% growth and buy another stock with good potential.
    3. It has helped me to see long-term investments are better than short-term.

  • Longleaf
    Saturday, November 13th, 2010 at 15:45 | #4

    1. Better than any other I’ve subscribed to as of this time. I’ve subscribed to 2 of Leeb’s and 2 of the Motley Fool letters.
    2. Since I started with your 1st IWP, I have been able to adjust / build up the equity portion of my portfolio to contain 29 of your current 30 listed stocks. In 2009, of the recommended stocks on the IWP that I was able to purchase, 5 of them I closed for 50% + gains. So far in 2010 I have closed 7 of the IWPs for 50% + gains.
    3. I have increased by researching skills and developed investing disciplines that I did not previously have.

  • Phil
    Monday, November 15th, 2010 at 08:46 | #5

    I think the IWP compares very well to other newsletters. I think it is
    concise with respect to the portfolio selection but I believe the other real
    value is the common sense discussion of a monthly basis providing for
    reflection to keep the emotions in check and insightful assessment that we can
    actually learn from.

    I usually invest in one of the selctions/recommendations depending on money
    available or the mix in the portfolio. Overall I am up about 28%. Other
    than Corinthian and Western Digital, which by the way I took your suggestion
    and added to my original holdings, others have increased their value.

    As I indicated earlier, the common sense discussion and footnotes of the
    stocks being reviewed have helped me immensely in what to look for in a
    balance sheet or income statement. Occasionally I still review the videos on your
    site that beautifully describe the process in determining the PE and the
    shareholders to liability ratios.

  • Al
    Monday, November 15th, 2010 at 14:11 | #6

    IWP is more concidered and less ‘shrill’ than other newsletters.
    I joined after the initail launch so I am up about 15%.
    IWP is making me a more disciplined and patient investor!

  • Joe Zagursky
    Tuesday, November 16th, 2010 at 11:18 | #7

    Charles, The service has been useful in helping me grow as an investor. Thanks again.

  • John
    Thursday, November 18th, 2010 at 20:49 | #8

    i just follow your newsletter and be patient. it is the only newsletter i have stuck with for over a year. very interesting reading about warren buffet and value investing. it really works.

  • John
    Thursday, November 18th, 2010 at 20:52 | #9

    i have been invested since may 2010 and only had $10,000 to use. i choose four or five stocks that fit the value investing criteria. to date i am up an average of 13%. great work in my opinion.

  • John
    Thursday, November 18th, 2010 at 20:53 | #10

    iwo has helped me become a better investor because it has taught me what to look for in a stock. in the past i would just take a flyer and go with it. most of the time i would lose. the way charles explains how to look at a company makes all the difference.

  • Anonymous
    Friday, November 19th, 2010 at 15:05 | #11

    I am happy to hear that I am grandfathered into your lower rate structure. I do very well following your advice. I look at the stocks almost daily on my on line account.
    I think that you guys are amongst the best conservative -safe newletters out there.
    I have a subscription to another newletter that touts the principals of Ben Graham as their basis but they are not very clear to me and don’t seem to follow Mr. Grahams principals.

  • Paul
    Tuesday, November 30th, 2010 at 02:20 | #12

    I have been a careful slow starter and have found your guidance very valuable. I have done particularly well with SNDK. I will renew and am thankful for the good value. I feel your product is the best I have come across so far. The rules you use to value stocks helps me evaluate other stocks. Thanks – Paul

  • Tuesday, January 11th, 2011 at 02:49 | #13

    Charles,

    You have made a believer out of me through your book, newsletter and value investing philosophy. My plans are to invest the lump sum of my retirement package in the Inevitable Wealth Portfolio and stay with you as long as the portfolio is offered. Also, I highly recommend your book, Getting Started in Value Investing to anyone really serious about value investing. In my opinion, there no better investing program. Thank you for providing this education and direction regarding value investing. I look forward to a successful long term experience with you as a value investor in the Inevitable Wealth Portfolio.

    Gary

  • JamesB
    Wednesday, February 16th, 2011 at 14:27 | #14

    I’m a definite fan of IWP. Your content is concrete, I trade right along side of you, with confidence.
    I’m new, but, but with your 80 year success record, I’m in 4 recommendations, and I plan to progress to 100% within 2 yrs.
    Over the past 15 yrs. I’ve tried many approaches, most fail, and all contain the unsure “when to sell” gene. I feel that I’m now on the “grail trail”. Thanks.

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