By Charles Mizrahi
Editor Inevitable Wealth Portfolio

Back in 2000, a college graduate from one of the Ivy League schools was entertaining several job offers. He majored in journalism and computer science and graduated near the top of his class.

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The last time an investment like this one presented itself was nearly six decades ago – back in 1957.

Some investors – like the family of Dr. Carol Angle – jumped on their chance…and turned a $30,000 investment into more than $300 million.

But others – like Don Keough – let the opportunity pass by…and regretted it for the rest of their lives.  Don’t let that happen to you.

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The company was based on technology that was going to change the way we use the Internet. He also saw that the future of newspapers, despite their grand past, was quickly coming to an end.

He was able to see the big picture, and came to the decision that the future of newspapers was limited at best, and the future of information was going to be on the ’net.

Instead of latching on to an industry that was on the decline, he opted to jump into an industry that had a tailwind. He took a job at Google…and the rest is history. Over the past 7 years the stock price of Google was up +466% while the New York Times plunged 80%.

Choosing the Tailwind Instead of the Headwind

The same story could easily be told about a college graduate who took a job at Amazon.com in 1995 instead of Sears, or at Apple in 1996 instead of Gateway Computer. In all these cases, choosing the company that had a tailwind instead of a headwind made all the difference.

In his 2002 letter to shareholders, Warren Buffett wrote about Eddie Bennett, who started as a batboy in 1919 for the Chicago White Sox the year they went to the World Series. He then switched to the Brooklyn Dodgers, and they too went on to win their league title. Eddie then moved on to the New York Yankees in 1921. Over the next seven years, the Yankees won five American League titles. In 1927, players such as Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig voted him a share of their World Series winnings.

Buffett said that the lesson is not how Eddie lugged bats, but “what counted instead was hooking up with the cream of those on the playing field. It’s simple—to be a winner, work with winners.”

The college graduate, who chose Google over traditional newspapers, and Eddie Bennett, who had an eye for jumping to winning teams, share something that can help you become a better investor:

You Need to See the Big Picture

You might know friends or relatives who were not the sharpest tools in the shed and yet went on to achieve great financial success by being in the right place at the right time.

When you find an industry that has a tailwind, your objective is to find those companies that have rock-solid balance sheets and buy them when they are selling at bargain prices.

Let’s take a look at three of the strongest prevailing tailwinds in the market today – and how you might be able to take advantage:

Tailwind #1: Aging Population

The aging population of the United States is a big-picture story. The baby boomer generation will have a huge impact on healthcare, drugs, nursing homes, and any industry that caters to senior citizens. The U.S. Census Bureau predicts that by 2030, more than 72 million people will be over 65 years old…double the 2000 count.

There are several outstanding companies currently poised to benefit from this trend – including a major drugstore chain…a healthcare products distributor…and pharmaceutical makers.

In just a moment I’ll tell you how you can learn more about the specific companies I’m recommending – but for now, let’s move on to…

Tailwind #2: Growing World Population

According to the United Nations, the global population passed 7 billion on October 31, 2011. Over the last 50 years, the world population has doubled and is continuing to grow. People are also living longer—the average life span has increased from 53 years in 1960 to 69 years in 2010.

For the first time in history, in 2008, most of the world’s population lived in cities. Projections show that by 2050, more than 70% will be living in urban areas.

What is even more dramatic is the growth of the megacity—defined as metropolitan areas with a total population in excess of 10 million people. In 1975 there were only three megacities: Mexico City, Tokyo, and New York City. Now, there are 26 megacities throughout the world…three of which are in China!

As the world population continues to grow, there will be more mouths to feed. Farmland will have to be more productive and farmers will have to squeeze out the highest yield they can per acre, especially since there will be fewer people living in rural areas.

One of the stocks I’m following closely right now is one of the leading producers and distributors of nitrogen and phosphate fertilizers. Phosphate is essential for seed production, root growth, stalk strength, and other important plant functions.

It’s not often that such a dominant industry leader trades at an attractive price, but when it does, you need to be ready to take advantage.

Tailwind #3: Americans are Trading Down

Since the housing bubble burst, Americans have been doing their best to stretch their dollars. Off-price retailers of brand-name apparel have seen their fortunes rise over the past five years.

Traffic count, margins, and sales have all headed higher in the face of recession and 9%+ unemployment…and there are several outstanding companies I’m recommending today that are have already taken advantage of this tailwind – with plenty more room to grow.

Here’s What You Should Do to Build Wealth Safely
By Looking at the “Big Picture”

Selecting financially sound companies when they are trading at bargain prices puts the odds in your favor. We want to avoid value traps—undervalued companies that continue to become more and more undervalued because they are in an industry quickly becoming obsolete.

When you can see the big picture and invest when there is a sustainable tailwind, success is pretty much in the bag.

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Each of these are great companies – with strong financials and huge margins of safety – that we’ve bought at bargain-basement prices.

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We recently posted an unprecedented stretch of 49 winners out of 50 trades – with an average return of 46.4% per trade.

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By Charles Mizrahi
Editor, Hidden Values Alert

High frequency trading (HFT) by institutional investors has dramatically increased turnover, and lowered the holding period of securities on all global markets.

According to Grant’s Interest Rate Observer:

“At the end of World War II, the average American investor held the average American equity for four long years. By 2000, those four years had dwindled to eight months. By 2008, eight months had shrunk to just two months.”

Holding periods for stocks are no longer measured by days or even hours but by micro-seconds – millionths of a second. Very soon it might be measured in nano-seconds – billionths of a second.

A recent speech by an official of the Bank of England stated that, in 2005, HFT accounted for less than 20% of stock volume in the US equity markets.

Today, it accounts for as much as 75% of stock market volume!

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For short-term traders, HFT has increased price volatility making it very difficult to trade the stock market.

But for long-term investors…HFT has created great opportunities.

The Structure Causes Great Companies
to Sell at Deep Discounts!

You have to feel bad for many of these financial institutions because the system works against them, forcing them to make foolish decisions.  Today, institutions are under tremendous pressure to play the performance game.

Not only do they have to put up good numbers over short periods of time, they also have to have good “relative performance,” which means how well they have performed against an index and their peers.

A fund that produced a 10 percent return in a quarter does not look very good if the index they are measured against returned 12 percent.  The fund will be labeled an “underperformer” and the manager will start taking a lot of heat.

At this point it becomes extremely difficult for the manager to buy stocks that do not track the index for fear of drifting too far from it.  There is no way that the manager will fight the crowd and buy stocks that are not very popular at the moment.

Like other lemmings jumping off the cliff, the manager now gets caught into buying and selling the same popular themes and ideas as everyone else.

And that is just one way great companies selling at discounted prices get overlooked on Wall Street.

Any time stock prices disconnect from the intrinsic value of the underlying business—the advantage goes to the investor that is able to value the business and has patience.

When the stock price is considerably lower than the value of the business, it pays to buy the stock. And when the stock price is considerably higher…that’s the time to sell. Unlike institutional investors, you don’t have to answer to a committee, or confine your stock selections to a particular industry or market cap.

Instead, you have the advantage to pick and choose great companies…wherever they may be, and buy them when they are selling at bargain prices.

What to Buy: How to Take Advantage
Of an Extraordinary Opportunity

When investors want out of a stock – even a stock like Berkshire Hathaway – they sell regardless of price. And that selling helps create a massive opportunity for investors like us who are able to properly value a company.

My service – the Inevitable Wealth Portfolio – maintains a portfolio of 30 stocks at all times.

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This service pounces on undervalued investments…and it does so at a pace unlike any you’ve ever seen before.

We recently posted an unprecedented stretch of 49 winners out of 50 trades – with an average return of 46.4% per trade.

That’s right – 50 trades…49 winners…40 double-digit winners – and an average profit of roughly $4,600 on every $10,000 investment.

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By Charles Mizrahi
Editor, Hidden Values Alert

A lot has changed over the past three years September 2008, yet investors are behaving as if we are reliving the events of the Great Reces­sion.

Forget the fact that corporate balance sheets are stronger, banks have worked through much of their bad loans, and many companies are reporting record profits.

Mr. Market would rather believe the hype instead of the facts.

Over the past few days, the financial crisis in Europe and the future of the Euro have taken center stage. Fear is now the dominant emotion and stock prices have been falling hard.

Investors want nothing to do with stocks as they sell equities and park their money in Treasury bills. The three-month Treasury bill is not yield­ing a negative return but it is yielding a return that is so small it can hardly be called a return—0.02 percent. The ten-year Treasury bill is yielding less than 2 percent … an all-time low.

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We’ve Been Through this Before

Remember…it was only three years ago that we lived through an “economic tsu­nami.” Bear Stearns was sold for $2 a share to JP Morgan, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were placed into conservatorship.

Shareholders in those companies were wiped out, and there was talk of nationalizing the U.S. banking system. Investors, both great and small, began questioning the safety of money market accounts … and rightly so.

After Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy on September 15, 2008, the Reserve Primary Fund owned debt issued by Lehman. When they wrote the debt off their books, their money market shares were priced at 97 cents. They were the first money market in a long time to “break the buck.”

Investor anxiety went through the roof. If your money market funds could lose money, all bets were off. You had to be crazy to think about investing in stocks. Investors’ hard-earned cash seemed safer in their mattresses and, in a redemption frenzy, they withdrew billions of dollars from money markets in a matter of days.

If the U.S. Treasury didn’t step in on September 19 of that year and announce a program that would guarantee to cover money market funds that broke the buck and restore them to $1 per share, who knows what would’ve happened.

Fear among investors was so palpable; they were more concerned with a return of their money than a return on their money. The three-month U.S. Treasury bill had a negative rate of return—investors paid for the Treasury to hold their money for three months. To say that fear was ram­pant in global markets would’ve been an understatement.

During the turmoil, great companies were selling at valuations that hadn’t been seen in more than two decades. After several discussions, meet­ings, and strategy sessions, our team agreed to publish a new investment letter — Inevitable Wealth Portfolio (IWP).

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This company was identified as having the potential for explosive growth by the very same profit-generating machine that has produced 49 winners out of its last 50 trades…with an average return of 46.4% per trade.

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The approach was going to follow Benjamin Graham’s method, which he researched and made public in 1976. We were going to buy the stocks of companies that had bulletproof balance sheets when they were trading at bargain prices.

When we published our first issue at the end of January 2009, the stock market was still several weeks away from hitting bottom. IWP would always have a portfolio of 30 stocks. When a stock would hit our profit objective or two years would pass from the time of its purchase, it would be replaced with another stock that fit our buy criteria.

When I began researching companies to add to IWP, I couldn’t believe how many blue chip companies made the cut. The first screen resulted in so many well-known companies, I thought I might’ve made a mistake. How was it possible that so many great companies were selling as if they were never going to make another penny in profits again?

I blocked out all the “nervous Nellies” and “Chicken Littles” who were shouting that the end of the financial markets was near … and recommended to our subscribers to buy, buy, buy.

IWP did not look too good one month after our first issue. Many, if not all, of the stocks we recommended were now even greater bargains. It took courage and the proper temperament to be one of the original IWP subscribers. We were trying to catch falling knives and we ended up with bloody hands, which usually happens right before markets turn.

During the first week of March 2009, the selling stopped, and investors started buying. The stocks in IWP began to soar as Mr. Market came to the realization that he was offering 50-cent dollar bills. Less than 10 weeks later, Corning Inc. was the first of our portfolios to hit its profit objective with a gain of 52.6 percent.

That started us on a string of 48 consecutive winners over the next two years, with an average gain of 49 percent.

And – right now – what I see happening to great companies looks very similar to what we saw back in January 2009.

In times like these, stock traders are selling first – and asking questions later.

When that happens, great companies tend to be see their share prices pulled down – for reasons that have nothing to do with the value of the company.

And that’s when great profit opportunities are created.

It always seems that it’s darkest before the dawn, and this time is no different. As long as you stick to buying companies with strong balance sheets when they are trading for bargain prices, stock market profits should follow.

Can You Afford a 50% Drop

in the Price of Your Stocks?

By Charles Mizrahi
Editor, Hidden Values Alert

Over the years, subscribers, colleagues, and family members have repeatedly asked me this question:

If buying stocks when they are cheap out­performs the benchmarks, why isn’t everyone doing it?

The answer, in a nutshell, is…because most people can’t.  They simply don’t have the emotional makeup to stick with it.

By nature, humans are social animals. We tend to travel in herds, especially during periods of uncertainty. Psychologists have referred to this herding mentality as “social proof,” “where people assume the actions of others reflect correct behavior for a given situation.”

Buying stocks when they are cheap sounds like a solid plan. However, for stock prices to become cheap (i.e., decline), the investing climate has to look bleak, negative, and… uncertain.

It is at those times when investors look to the headlines and the last sale of a stock to inform them of the stock’s value.

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During the past few weeks, the stock market has been under a dark cloud. Several factors have contributed to the stock mar­ket’s decline, but chief among them was the political infighting over the U.S. debt crisis.

Once a compromise was reached on August 1, Mr. Market found other reasons to worry: Lackluster economic growth, debt problems in the euro zone, and concern that ratings agencies will downgrade the U.S. are the latest batch of worries.

These fears du jour have pushed the S&P 500 into negative territory for 2011. Instead of stepping up to buy stocks that are trading cheaply, investors are running for the hills.

Warren Buffett said, “If you can’t take a 50% drop in your stocks, you shouldn’t be investing in them.”

This is because over the short term, investors’ emotions rule the day, and stock prices can disconnect by a wide margin from the underlying worth of the business.

And Buffett should know: Since 1965 when he took over Berkshire Hathaway, he’s seen the value of his shares, where he has 99% of his net worth—fall by 50% three times!

Now you can get a glimpse of why buying stocks when they’re cheap is much easier said than done for most investors.

For Savvy Investors…
This is Like Christmas in August

We are now in one of those times when fear is rising. For those investors who are following my Inevitable Wealth Portfolio approach, this is like Christmas in August. Mr. Market is offering us great bargains.

Right now 14 stocks —almost half of our IWP portfolio—fit those criteria.

I can’t remember a time when so many stocks in such diverse industries were all trading below their purchase price and had P/Es no greater than 10. The stocks that met the criteria are trading an average of 17% lower than our purchase price, with an average P/E of less than 8.

I don’t know how long it will take for the stock market to turn back up, nor do I know when today’s worries over macro events become tomorrow’s reason for a bull market.

Figuring out what is unknowable is not something I spend my time thinking about. But I do know that buying a portfolio of stocks that have solid balance sheets and are trading at an even steeper discount to our purchase price will, in the long run, make all the sense in the world.

Today I’d like to extend to you a special invitation to join the investors taking advantage of the opportunities available in the Inevitable Wealth Portfolio.

And I’ve made it incredibly easy for you to do so.

Click on the link below to learn how you can claim a FREE 30-day trial subscription to my Inevitable Wealth Portfolio.

This service pounces on undervalued investments…and it does so at a pace unlike any you’ve ever seen before.

We recently posted an unprecedented string of 47 consecutive double-digit winners – with an average return of 49.5% per trade.

That’s right – 47 trades…47 double-digit winners – and an average profit of roughly $5,000 on every $10,000 investment.

Right now, several of my open recommendations are trading at very attractive prices – and now I invite you to take a look at them for yourself without paying a penny for the first 30 days.

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