Thursday, 4 October 2007

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Buffett's Largest Stock Purchase in Years!
Find Out Why The Most Successful Investor in History Has Just Bought 39 Million Shares of This Stock ...
Dear Investor,
Imagine, for a moment, that you wanted to build the first highway ever built in your entire state. You knew that the initial price to build it would be very expensive, but that didn't deter you.
Owning the only highway in a state full of dirt roads is just too tempting a prize. Once it's built, companies would be able to ship five times the amount of products each year, generating billions of dollars in extra revenue.
But that's not the best part.
Once the highway was built, your capital spending would be minimal. That's because the majority of your costs are upfront costs. For example, it may cost you $10 billion to build the highway but only $1 billion each year in upkeep to maintain it.
In other words, once you're finished building it, you'll be able to sit back while the money rolls in. In short, you'd own a business where sales and cash flow were increasing while capital spending, a huge portion of your costs, was decreasing!
That was the realization that occurred to me after I researched Warren Buffett's recent purchase of 39 million shares of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad (SYM: BNI) in the $80/share range.
Not only has it been his largest stock purchase in years, but it reminded me of what made Buffett a great investor: the ability to "see" things before the rest of the investing public.
In fact, I’m so bullish on this one stock, I’m convinced that it will be the best stock idea you’ve heard all year. This is a recommendation that can make you 50% — 100% richer in the next 2-3 years. If you’re patient, however, I’m confident that you can easily make 10 to 20 times your money over the long term on this stock.
Don’t worry. This isn’t one of those “teaser” reports that talk up a fantastic new investment idea, pique your curiosity, but never quite give it to you unless you order something. I can’t stand that kind of sneaky marketing. In fact, if you want to skip right to the equity research report and read all about this company that has me so excited.
I do hope you’ll read a bit more before getting to the stock pick, however, because you deserve to know something about who came up with it.
I want to make sure you understand how much your investing life will change for the better with your Tycoon Report subscription.
Once you see who I am, what The Tycoon Report is all about, and what we’ve been able to do for our subscribers, you’ll wonder why you’ve never heard of us before.
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For way too long, the “little guy” investor has gotten the short end of the stick, while the big shots at the Wall Street firms made out like bandits.
“I’ve subscribed to a lot of paid services that don’t give me half of what I get from reading The Tycoon Report. Keep it up guys” — Arnold V., Naples, FL
You’d never guess it from all those commercials the big investment firms run. But the sad fact is Wall Street doesn’t have much use for the individual investor ... the so-called “little guy.”
Sure they want the little guy’s money. They’ll take every cent he (or she) can put into a mutual fund or a brokerage account.
Yet when it comes to giving something in return – reliable research, for instance – forget about it.
The real research – the stuff somebody might actually be able to use to pick a stock – that goes to the big institutional investors and the fat cats at the top of the financial food chain.
The individual investor gets leftovers. Warmed-over and watered-down gruel that’s gone stale before it ever gets to him.
And the really bad thing is ... the little guy? Friend, that’s you.
That’s right. Every single one of us who tries to invest on his or her own (or with the dubious assistance of a broker) ... is what Wall Street contemptuously calls “the little guy.”
The reason I know so much about Wall Street’s rotten ways is because I used to be part of it all.
I was a senior equities analyst at one of the leading investment firms, and then owner of my own firm at 100 Wall Street. My stock picks helped make our big institutional clients richer and richer … while the individual investors who were supposed to be the mainstay of our firm got zilch.
And, compared to most other outfits, we were “good guys”. At least we never knowingly touted shaky stocks like a lot of other analysts.What I saw my fellow analysts doing made me sick to my stomach. I knew it was only a matter of time before the law came down hard. And I didn’t want to be around when some of my peers were led away in handcuffs.
Finally, after yet another sleepless night, I told my fiancee I was quitting ... saying sayonara to that big paycheck and the cushy corner office ... and going out on my own.
Several years later, we’re proud to say that The Tycoon Report has started to make a difference.
The Tycoon Report is the only publication that gives the individual investor ... “the little guy” ... the same information once available exclusively to the big institutional investors or the super-rich ... information critical to making serious money in the market.
Our Principles: What Makes The Tycoon ReportThe Most Valuable Investing Resource You’ll Ever Have
Our goal is simple: To level the playing field in favor of individual investors.
This isn’t just talk for us … we take what we do seriously.
Below are our founding principles. Some commentary has been added to each principle to further explain what it means to us.
1. We seek to create institutional quality research for individual investors.
Institutional investors (hedge funds, mutual funds etc) have access to better research than individual investors do. They are supported by teams of independent analysts, and the reports they read are the result of in-depth financial analysis.
By delivering in-depth and objective research to you, we seek to level the playing field.
2. We are a research firm only. Our goal is to provide you with research you can trust.
“Dylan, why are you giving The Tycoon Reoport away for free? Forget I said that. But seriously, I’m very thankful for everything you do. You’ve definitely taught this old dog some new tricks.” — Robert H., Ithaca, NY
Please forgive the populist tone here, but the sheer audacity of what some brokerages pawned off as research in the 90’s was stunning. As a result, the New York State Attorney General forced many of them to fund separate independent stock research firms.
We here at Tycoon Publishing have no interest in the “conflict of interest” business (we’ve seen what it does to people). We do what we do because we enjoy it and we’re good at it. Therefore know that we will never accept any payment, in any form, to recommend the shares of any company. Period.
3. We will try to explain our investment decisions in a way that enables you to become both a better investor and a better businessperson.
In addition to the research we offer, we try to present our facts in a way that will help you understand the rationale behind our thinking.It is our hope that during the course of our relationship you will gain a more sophisticated framework for making investment decisions both as an investor and as a businessperson. We believe that the more educated you become, the more likely it is that you will appreciate and recommend our work.
4. We will always admit our mistakes.
Only fools never admit and learn from their mistakes. Good investors are not born, they’re forged. It’s that simple.
5. Everybody we hire to give you investment advice will actually have real investment experience.
“I think there’s a real movement going on. Guys like me are sick and tired of the same old bad information. I don’t know if you realize how valuable what you’re giving us really is. I recommend The Tycoon Report to anyone who will listen. Thanks — a fan.” — Roy O., Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Need we say more? Well, we will. Why?
Because many of our “competitors” aren’t real investors — they’re marketers and journalists pretending to have the real world experience that separates the men from the boys.
All of our writers are battle tested traders first. The Tycoon Report is a powerful tool for a lot of individual investors out there … we’re not about to let somebody write to our audience until we’re absolutely convinced of their talent and professionalism.
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It was Frank Sinatra who once said, “If you think customers are not important, try doing business without them for a while.”
Although he was referring to another singer who didn’t like to sign autographs, he could have been talking about any customer in any business.
In our offices we keep that quote posted on the wall just to remind us how fortunate we are to have you as part of our Tycoon Report family.
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At the end of the day, if reading The Tycoon Report makes you a better investor, we feel like we've done our job. Leveling the playing field for the individual investor means arming you with the tools and the wisdom to beat Wall Street at its own game.
“The Tycoon Report is my new coffee. I get a headache if I don’t start my day with it.” — Donna H., San Diego, CA
This is NOT, in other words, a stock picking newsletter … it’s a newsletter that will help you pick great stocks for years to come.That being said, our writers can't always resist sharing trade recommendations with Tycoon Report readers.
Have a look at some of our past recommendations, and ask yourself if you've gotten the same kind of performance from some of the services you pay good money for:
Date
Investment
Closing Price on Recommendation Date
Subsequent High*
% Return
8/5/2005
Gold
$444/oz
$730/oz
+64
11/1/2005
Suncor (SU)
$53.72
$89.19
+66%
11/1/2005
Phelps Dodge (PD)
$56.24
$96.90
+72%
11/11/2005
Jun 160 OSX Calls
$32.00
$42.70
+33%
11/22/2005
2 Sep 200 OSX Calls
$20.00
$38.90
+143%%**
12/6/2005
Research In Motion (RIMM)
$61.95
$86.75
+40%
1/4/2006
China Mobile (CHL)
$24.50
$30.55
+25%
1/17/2006
PALM, Inc. (PALM)
$17.48
$24.00
+37%
3/14/2006
China I-Shares (FXI)
$71.80
$83.73
+17%
3/14/2006
Salesforce.com (CRM) - Short Position
$39.78
$24.90 (subsequent low)
+37%
4/28/2006
NBTY, Inc. (NTY)
$22.65
$26.49
+17%
* Data for “subsequent highs” calculated through date of this writing (6/26/06). ** Combined June 160 OSX and 2 September OSX call trades.
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We ask ourselves these questions every single day.
And we keep coming back to the same answer: Knowledge is power. And for too long, it's what individual investors have lacked.
So, one of the foremost goals of The Tycoon Report is to provide a world class investing education to our readers, with each and every issue.
Readers who've been with us since the beginning have learned a lot, including …
A simple method for doing your own stock valuations;
How high levels of corporate debt can predict fraud (i.e. simple steps you can take to avoid disasters like Enron and WorldCom);
How to make more with your mutual funds;
The proper way to use stop-losses;
The basics on trading options … and more complex strategies such as “calendar spreads,” options straddles, and how to use options as “insurance” against your long stock holdings;
When to short a stock vs. when you should use put options;
How to remove emotion from your investing approach

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