The investment newsletter of the decade.

No Brainers
A No Brainer is basically a screaming buy. Given a company's fundamental analysis, news reports, and the market in general, it has quick profit potential with minimal risk. No Brainers do not stay down for long, so make sure to monitor the site and your email box for common sense recommendations. They should be part of any investment system.

Low Priced Gems
Even if most of your portfolio is blue chips and mutual funds, you can boost your overall return, without taking on outrageous risks by adding a few of our Low Priced Gems to your holdings. You will be amazed to see how many quality companies that trade at $5.00 or less. Our investment newsletters always keep you informed about these.

Wall Street analysts tend to ignore smaller cap stocks because they have a vested interest in holding the shares of the larger corporations they finance. Low Priced Gems are what legendary investor Peter Lynch and John Templeton looked for -that have great potential but had not yet been recognized by Wall Street analysts. It is just common sense.

Long Term Buys
Through our plethora of stock analysis tools, we are constantly identifying long term opportunities. Leaving money in a CD may not even cover the cost of inflation anymore. Beating the markets consistently, over the long term, requires in-depth knowledge and timing. Making your money work for you is the basis behind each one of our long term stock recommendations. Mr. Barhonovich and his team of experts will recommend long term buys that just make sense. Check the investment newsletter for in depth information about these stocks.

Dividend Plus
Dividend paying stocks are becoming more and more popular ever since President Bush cut taxes on most dividends to 15%. Many investors like the idea of investing with the goal of producing income, or at least investing in less volatile, dividend-paying companies. After all, a common goal of virtually every investor is to one day go from supporting his portfolio to having that portfolio support him.

Breaking Out
Right at this moment, leading stocks are nearing their most explosive periods, but until now, only a few market technicians were able to profit from this knowledge. Now, you can too! The Common Sense Investor tracks the stock charts of the market's top-performing companies, looking for a select number of stocks with the most explosive breakout potential! We track quality stocks for chart patterns which often precede the biggest stock moves! These include time-tested chart patterns like cup-with-handle, flat double bottoms, head shoulders, and others that you will come to recognize. Common Sense recommendations with big move potential. Any investment system that ignores these stocks is preventing you from "Getting in at the right time". Authors of many investment newsletters do not have the expertise and experience to notice these in time to act.

Insider Buys
If insiders are buying their stock, shouldn't you be buying?

The "insiders" are the officers or board members that are running the company. They obviously know more about their company than we do. If insiders are buying shares in their own company, they usually know something that normal investors do not. They buy because they see a merger, acquisition or great earnings ahead or simply because they think their stock is undervalued.

Peter Lynch, the former manager of the Magellan Fund, has noted that insiders might sell their shares for any number of reasons, but they buy them for only one: they think the price will rise. That is why we really believe that following the insider's path can lead you to enormous profits in the stock market. Common Sense information leads to common sense profits.

Follow the Gap
Gaps are good. It is a proven fact that many companies which "gap open" with high levels of volume, continue upward. Lack of supply and a sharp increase in demand sure can move a stock. Simple indicators can give buy signals when this happens. Since timing is crucial with gap stocks, we will send you an immediate alert with instructions for easy profits. Let over 20 years of in-the-market-experience advise your portfolio.

Going Short
Believe it or not, make money if the stock goes down? You can actually profit as a stock drops…and it is easy. In most cases, a stock, regardless of what country or market you are trading in, drops faster than it rises. You can capitalize on that negativity by shorting the stock, anticipating the stock will drop. There are so many stocks that drop in price, due to lack of profitability, slowing company growth, bad press, market makers, lack of capital, no investor awareness, plus so much more!

Wouldn't it be nice to make money when a stock goes DOWN? That's exactly what can happen if you're a subscriber to the Common Sense Investor. We tell you how to best take advantage of the "other side" of the market, and the stocks we think you should be selling in your portfolio, not buying.

That's right, selling. And if you "go long," in the belief that stock prices will appreciate is your only strategy, it could be costing you money. Opportunities always exist when it comes to shorting stocks, in the belief that stock prices will fall. That is why we created the going short recommendations made available only to Common Sense Investor subscribers. Hedge funds can do it and so can you.

Others
There are many other profitable investment opportunities that come available that may not fit into our main categories. We still want to make sure you aware of the potential.

· International Stocks
· Closed End Funds
· ADR'S
· Gold Stocks

These are just a few examples of the types of positions that will show up in this category. Keep a close eye for alerts from our research staff because the profit opportunities are endless. The common sense approach to investment systems cannot afford to ignore these stocks.