Growth Report

Since February 2008, Growth Report stocks have been selected by a stock picking machine. We call it TRIGR. The S&P 500 is down a painful -16.3%. But TRIGR’s stocks are up a robust +16.5%. TRIGR is trouncing the market by a wide margin. TRIGR’s very first recommendation for Growth Report was Graham Corporation. It’s up a whopping 140%! TRIGR is engineered to find the strongest stocks in the strongest sectors. The culmination of over 600 man hours, TRIGR’s “brain” is 14,702 lines of code. Every day, TRIGR ranks 3,516 small-cap stocks based on 80 criteria using 155 proprietary formulas. And the results speak for themselves, with gains like 102% on Canadian Solar in 2 months, 97% on James River Coal in one month, and 61% on AgFeed Industries in 2 months. TRIGR is finding the profitable gems in a devastated stock market, and making a tidy sum for investors who follow its recommendations. Now, you can have your profits powered by TRIGR at www.growthreport.com.

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Inauguration Rally?

Your Daily Profit January 5, 2009 *****Inauguration Rally? *****Oil prices *****Graham Corp! Fellow investor, The first full week of trading in 2009 is off to dicey start. But after the recent gains, it’s not too surprising. At present, the Dow...

Published 01-06-2009 11:40 AM by Ian Wyatt
Tech Spending and Stop Losses

Yo ur Daily Profit December 18, 2008 *****Tech Spending *****Stop Losses ***** Stock Summit 2008: Profits After the Fall Dear Investor, Up 359 on Tuesday, down 99 on Wednesday. I can live with that. But I still have to wonder how long the relative optimism...

Published 12-18-2008 6:12 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Graham Corp., Emergent Biosciences, FOMC, Fed, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Chesapeake Energy, Questcor, GE
Saved By Zero

Your Daily Profit December 10, 2008 *****Moving Averages *****Saved by Zero? *****Solar Stocks Dear Investor, After flirting with 9,000 for a couple of days, the Dow Industrials turned tail and closed lower yesterday. Still, there has been some encouraging...

Published 12-12-2008 12:51 PM by Ian Wyatt
Will It Stick?

Your Daily Profit November 25, 2008 *****Will It Stick? *****Stock Updates *****Black Friday Dear Investor, *****You may recall the last time the market’s put in a gigantic rally, I was skeptical . The Dow had just launched 900 points, reversing...

Published 11-26-2008 1:36 PM by Ian Wyatt
A Sea Change for the Consumer?

*****Happy Halloween *****A Sea Change for the Consumer? *****Chesapeake’s $2.85 Billion Surprise *****The rally that started Tuesday and continued on Thursday might have investors feeling like the worst is past. But I can’t help but think...

Published 11-04-2008 1:50 PM by Ian Wyatt
Greenspan: Shoocked Disbelief

Alan Greenspan was in Congress yesterday. Congress is digging through Wall Street’s rubble to find out who was responsible for the financial crisis. Of course, the old “Orient Express” conclusion – that everybody, from borrowers...

Published 10-24-2008 2:04 PM by Ian Wyatt
Is Anybody Out There?

Something’s bothering me. I’ve been writing a weekly column here at Investors Insight since July. In my very first article, I mentioned the burgeoning bull market for biotech stocks. That was July 23. Emergent Biosciences (NYSE:EBS) was one...

Published 10-15-2008 10:17 AM by Ian Wyatt
Gurus Ring the Bell

Gurus Ring the Bell Ahh, the newsletter crowd is getting bullish. My inbox is full of stock-picking gurus saying now’s the time to be bold and buy stocks. Fear is rampant, they say. Distant relatives are calling in the wee hours asking for advice...

Published 10-07-2008 4:13 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Growth Report, Ian Wyatt, FOMC, Fed, interest rates, Bernanke, unemployment, warren buftett, PIMCO, Bill Gross, General Electric, Bank of America, Victor Sperandeo, Trader Vic, Intel, Alcoa, Verizon
After the Bailout

After the Bailout I can’t help but wonder if Monday’s bailout vote would have been different if the Dow Industrials were down 770+ points before they started the roll call. Members of Congress that voted against the Paulson Asset Management...

Published 09-30-2008 5:15 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, oil, oil prices, Bernanke, US dollar, unemployment, paulson, MLP, Treasury, pelosi
Paulson Asset Management, LLC

Paulson Asset Management, LLC So now the Treasury has a massive $700 billion bailout plan on the table. The idea is to create a government agency to deal with bad mortgage related debt, sort of like how the Resolution Trust Corp. (RTC) dealt with $394...

Published 09-24-2008 3:43 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Growth Report, Ian Wyatt, short, Fed, Bernanke, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, jim rogers, paulson, MLP, AIG, Silverado, PIMCO, Putin, Lincoln, Treasury, Yukos, RTC, Bill Gross
Panic in the Air

Dear Investor, Monday’s 500 point drop on the Dow was the closest thing we’ve seen to an outright panic in years. Stock prices have been extremely volatile, and that’s probably going to continue. Now, before I go on, I’d like to...

Published 09-17-2008 9:43 AM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Growth Report, IndyMac, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, Lehman, Bear Stearns, Washington Mutual, Countrywide, Wachovia, Blodgett, SEC, MLP, AIG, Spitzer, Dow
A Yacht, Greenspan and Uranium Stocks

On Monday, in a CNBC Europe interview, Jim Rogers wondered if the US was “…more communist than China .” He was referring to the Fed’s bailout of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, and to a lesser extent, the bailout of Bear Stearns back...

Published 09-09-2008 9:51 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Fed, interest rates, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, jim rogers, bill miller, paulson, greenspan, synor, warren buftett
Big Oil and Big Brother Google

Big Oil and Big Brother Google I hope everyone enjoyed their long weekend. I know I did. But I’ll also freely admit – I always look forward to getting back in to the office after a holiday. The financial markets are the most dynamic of beasts...

Published 09-03-2008 5:44 AM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Growth Report, Canadian Solar, Ian Wyatt, oil, oil prices, US dollar, TRIGR
"I Put a Spell on You"

“I Put a Spell on You” Last week, I left you with a stock pick that my stock selection machine, TRIGR , turned up. If you recall, Canadian Solar (Nasdaq:CSIQ) had jumped over 3,000 points in TRIGR ’s ranking system to take the number...

Published 08-26-2008 4:27 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: CSIQ, Freddie Mac, Qaulity Sytems, QSII, Candian Solar, TRIGR, Fannie Mae, Screamin Jay Hawkins, Shorthiller/Case
Inflation, The Fisher King and a Solar Stock

Inflation, The Fisher King and a Solar Stock And to think, investors cheered the Fed’s decision to hold interest rates unchanged. Today, the Producer Price Index, a popular low-ball measure of wholesale inflation, came in twice as hot as expected...

Published 08-19-2008 5:12 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Canadian Solar, FOMC, Fed, inflation, interest rates, Bernanke, PPI, Larrty Kudlow, Richard Fisher, Rogoff, Freddie Mac, Wilbur Ross, IMF, Paul Volcker

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Greenspan: Shoocked Disbelief

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Gurus Ring the Bell

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Panic in the Air

A Yacht, Greenspan and Uranium Stocks

Big Oil and Big Brother Google

"I Put a Spell on You"

Inflation, The Fisher King and a Solar Stock