Declining Institutional Ownership

Not Repaid TARP Money

How to Hunt for Hidden Gold

Going the Distance

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Dear Investor,

"Cheap" stocks are the way to build your wealth.

I've been on the Street for more than three decades²so I've
certainly seen my fair share of investment strategies and
philosophies come and go. But one key ³system,´ investing in
undervalued stocks, has outlasted them all for one simple
 reason: It's a lot easier for a $3 stock to climb to $6 and double
your money than it is for a $50 stock to get to $100.

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recommendations on undervalued companies, trading at big
discounts²generally priced at less than $10 per share²and with
fabulous upside potential. And it's a strategy that's made us
money hand over fist«

— Darling International, SOLD for a 159% profit in 3 months

— Maxwell, SOLD for a 155% in 6 months
— Expedia, SOLD for a 140% profit in 6 months
— Power-One, SOLD for a 125% profit in 6 months
— Hi-Tech Pharmacal, SOLD for a 117% profit in 3 months

With Nancy Zambell, you get a seasoned and trusted advisor who has decades of
experience in distinguishing between stocks that are selling under $10 for good reason, and
those that are poised for growth and a much higher share price. Even in the toughest market
environments, there are stocks that succeed, and Nancy finds them!

Nancy Zambell¶s investment philosophy is based on simple value concepts ± buy solid,
fundamentally strong yet undervalued companies, and then hold them for a period of months
or even years to reap the full benefits.

Nancy honed her investment analysis skills and made a name for herself as a securities analyst in the brokerage
industry. But she quickly became disenchanted, not only with the lack of knowledge and objectivity in that industry,
but especially with the uncaring attitude toward their customers¶ ultimate financial security.

Her disenchantment with Wall Street is your gain. Nancy now uses her years of knowledge and experience to select
the very best investments for investors like you who want to rediscover the joy of seeing their $3, $4 or $10 stock
double or more. (Find out how you can become a Charter Member and save $100 instantly.)

Nancy is in demand as a lecturer and educator, volunteering her time and expertise leading seminars for individual
investors through such nationally known organizations as the National Association of Investors, Wealth Expo, the
New York Investment Expo and various MoneyShows, as well as occasionally teaching classes at a local college.

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This isn't just a flash in the pan. Undervalued bargain stocks

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for me for 30 years.

But I'm not writing to you to brag today. I'm writing to you to warn
you.

Not all cheap stocks are created equal.

For investors who aren't careful, buying cheap stocks can be

much riskier than purchasing higher-priced stocks for one very
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More often than not, "can't miss" penny stocks are being hyped
by a big PR machine that is trying to send the shares up so the
hypesters can sell out quickly. They'll take their money and run,
leaving the naïve investors who believed the hype with stocks
that are pretty much worthless.

There is a lot of gamesmanship involved with low-priced stocks.

I've seen it time and again. That's why I never leave our
investments to chance here at 
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thoroughly examine

 company I recommend from every
angle²left, right, up, down, over, under« you name it. There are
just too many cheap stocks out there that are cheap for good
reasons.

So, my mission is not just to unearth the good stocks for you but
also to help you avoid the bad ones. And that's exactly what I aim
to do in this special report.

— I'll lay out the three warning signs²we'll call them red
flags²that are usually a strong signal to stay away.
— I'll provide you with the 15 cheap stocks you need to avoid
at all costs today.
— I'll give you the names of three small-cap stocks that could
double your money in as little as three months.
We have a lot to cover²let's dive in!

Declining Institutional
Ownership
One of my favorite ways to gauge the relative health of a
company is to track the institutional ownership of a company's
stock.

The reality for most well-known stocks is that institutions²mutual

funds, pension plans, trust funds, endowments and other large
investors²hold the majority of outstanding shares. In fact, these
types of groups can often account for roughly 50% (or more) of
all stockholdings in a company!

These large companies and institutions employ teams of analysts

to uncover good companies with good growth prospects, most of
the time. And then they invest billions of dollars. So if the
institutional investors are buying a stock, it is a pretty strong
endorsement that the company has a good future. But the
reverse is also true: If institutions are selling a lot of shares, the
stock price will likely suffer.

In fact, my 
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turns red when a company has declining institutional ownership.
When that happens, it tells me that the business may have some
underlying problems. Maybe it's in an incredibly volatile industry,
or one in which its customers' orders fluctuate wildly. Or perhaps
it is in the process of restructuring and can't precisely estimate its
cost savings.

Whatever the case, a history of declining institutional ownership

is a huge red flag to me. And with so many good companies out
there that don't have these problems, why bother with businesses
that don't have a good handle on where they are headed?

As you can see, it¶s important to find out whether existing large
shareholders are buying more shares or selling their investments
in that company, as it can make a difference in your evaluation of
the stock. Lucky for you, you don't have to wade through the
muck alone²before I ever recommend a stock to my 

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ownership.

In fact, I've done some advance research for you and have found
seven companies that all have declining institutional ownership.

1. AMAG Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (AMAG)

2. Citizens South Banking Corp. (CSBC)
3. Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc. (CCE)
4. Equinix, Inc. (EQIX)
5. Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. (GMCR)
6. Satyam Computer Services Ltd. (SAY)
7. Wilmington Trust Corp. (WL)

If you currently own stock in any of

these companies, I urge you to
reconsider your investments and
instead roll your funds into more
profitable opportunities, like the ones I recommend in 

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We actually look for companies with some institutional

ownership, but not too much. That's because if the vast majority
of a company¶s shares are held by institutions, the stock price is
often very volatile. And if no institutions are interested in the
stock, and it¶s not receiving any Wall Street attention, the share
price can remain stagnant for a long time²just the opposite of
what we desire.

Find out which undervalued companies I'm recommending today.

Overbought or Overvalued
One of the simplest ways to judge if a stock is worth your hard-
earned cash is to determine if shares are overbought or
overvalued²not only compared with its history but also
compared with its competition.
 If you buy too high² after all the smart money has bought in²
you'll be buying at a level where there is little room for growth and
even a well-known company may disappoint you. This often
happens when the stock market has been overbought.

If the stock market is overbought²meaning investors have bid

up stock prices sharply²it is ripe for a reversal to the downside.
In fact, there's really only one direction left for stock prices to
go²down. Likewise, if the stock market is oversold, investors are
likely to jump on bargains and reverse the decline in prices.

So, how do we know when the stock market is overbought or

oversold?

One way is to follow an index that tracks whether more money is

coming in to advancing stocks or declining stocks. The TRIN
index, also known as the Arms Index, is one of my favorite ways
to determine if a market is overbought or oversold. It is a
measure of how much volume is behind advancing and declining
shares.

Here's how it works: If there is equal pressure on the overbought

and oversold indicators, the market is not showing a strong
movement in either direction. But when the index is rising, it is a
bearish signal and when the index is falling, it is a bullish
indicator.

With the economy still undergoing significant challenges, you

should avoid investing in companies that are either overbought or
overvalued. Here are four companies that are currently
overbought or overvalued, and their charts look very bearish over
the short- and mid-term:

1. Cree, Inc. (CREE)

2. EPIQ Systems, Inc. (EPIQ)
3. Level 3 Communications, Inc. (LVLT)
4. Sanderson Farms, Inc. (SAFM)

If you own any of these companies, I recommend selling them

immediately and shifting your cash into overlooked and
undervalued companies on the verge of breaking out. After all,
the idea is to buy at a price that is low enough to give the market
 an opportunity to discover the company's potential. That way
investors coming in after you will bid up the price of the stock²
and you bank a big profit.

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Declining Institutional Ownership

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Not Repaid TARP Money

I'm positive that you remember quite clearly the cause of the
financial crisis in the fall of 2008.

Whether it was bankers driven by bonus targets or Washington

pushing home ownership with the help of Fannie Mae and
Freddie Mac, any Joe Schmo could get a mortgage. As a result,
nearly 10% of U.S. mortgages are delinquent or in foreclosure²
which has pushed down housing prices nationwide, as lending
institutions have been left holding the bag.

So Washington stepped up to the plate again with the U.S.

government¶s most significant step into the financial markets
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This controversial²and politically charged²program was

designed to take bad mortgages off the books of U.S.-based
financial institutions, and place them on the books of the federal
government. Whether you agree with the aims of TARP or not
 (and there are lots of good arguments on both sides), TARP
made sense at that time as the best way to stabilize the nation's
banking system and prevent a total meltdown.

Of course, this bailout bill came with many strings attached to

those companies that petitioned for (and received) taxpayer
monies, including constraints regarding executive pay and new
hires. As a result, most TARP-backed companies have tried their
best to pay back this "borrowed" cash in a timely manner.

But there are still many companies that have feasted at the public
trough and not yet repaid the taxpayers back for the government-
backed loans that they received. We want to avoid them like the
plague.

So, I've researched the almost unreadable government reports

for you and come up with a list of companies who still owe Uncle
Sam. Many are larger banks that have not repaid the government
and also have a bearish chart.

1. Bank of Commerce Holdings (BOCH)

2. Eastern Virginia Bankshares, Inc. (EVBS)
3. SunTrust Banks, Inc. (STI)
4. Regions Financial (RG)
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repaid their TARP funds²and focus your investments on high-
quality small-cap stocks. As a subscriber to 
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best moneymaking opportunities today.

Simply join us today, and get on the fast track to profits.

3 Buried Treasure Stocks to Buy Now

Now that I've pointed out three red flags to watch out for and the
15 clunker stocks that don't deserve your cash, I want to show
you what a good, undervalued stock looks like.

In fact, in just a moment I'm going to tell you about three stocks
that we're scooping up here at 
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three companies not only pass the tests I outlined above with
flying colors, they also have smart management, sound
fundamentals, and a clear ability to grow because they are
benefitting from powerful locked-in trends.

All three stocks have the potential to double for us, so even if you
don't join us at 
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them out. Of course, when you join my advisory service, you'll get
my most up-to-date buy advice as well as my eagle eye watching
these stocks and letting you know when it's time to sell« or buy
more shares!

But before I give you the names of these three stocks, it's
important for you to understand how I've uncovered these buried
treasures. Of course, this is the (

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stock-picking strategy, but you'll get the idea.

How to Hunt for Hidden Gold

In 
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are not just surviving. We want companies that are thriving right
now.

Many of these companies are hard to find, and that's one reason
I call them Buried Treasures. They're flying under the radar, but
just a smidgen of interest has the potential to send their shares
soaring. That's why I like nothing better than buying them right
under the noses of Wall Street's analysts at extremely attractive
prices²and watching their shares double our money over and
over again.

To uncover these money-doubling, undiscovered gems, I follow a

strict five-step strategy. Let's take a closer look«

Step #1: Find low-priced stocks. Here at 
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under $10 ²their shares have the greatest potential to double or
even triple. After all, your portfolio needs a fast²but sensible²
boost, and it's often easier for a $7.50 stock to move to $15 (or
higher) than it is for a $50 stock to climb to $100.

Step #2: Look for companies with shares trading at

reasonable values based on future earnings streams. The
problem here is that the financial crisis ravaged many companies'
stock prices. And, with the recovery still building, there are still
thousands of stocks still trading at deeply undervalued prices. So
we have to narrow the field down much further.

That's why I only want companies that are financially strong. I

especially like those with solid cash flow, low debt, earnings
prowess, 

Wall Street interest (but not a huge amount²
yet!), as well as a track record of not merely surviving but
prospering in good (and bad) economic times.

Fortunately, for us, there are a whole bunch of stocks that meet
these criteria. So how do we uncover the cream of the crop?

Step #3: Kick the Tires. Looking beyond the stock screens,
annual reports and headlines is critical. To get the "real" flavor of
a company, nothing beats firsthand research. That's why I
personally "Kick the tires" of potential companies.
By talking with management and employees, and stepping foot
on the factory floor to see how products are made, I often find out
much more about the company than I would by just sitting in my
comfortable chair and reading financial reports and press
releases.
It's the best part of my job²and most essential. You simply
cannot analyze a company's earnings or its business without
getting your hands dirty. And that's exactly what I do for you in
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potential winners is one of the many services I provide to my
subscribers so you always get first-hand analysis of the stocks
we're buying.

Step #4: Pay a lot of attention to "insider trading." Simply put,

this means how the CEO, board of directors and executive
officers are handling their company shares. These transactions
are publicly reported and, therefore, an essential ingredient of a
thorough company evaluation.

Ferreting out the trends of buying and selling behavior within the
company walls is a key indicator for me. I do the leg work and
pass this info along to my subscribers for every stock in our
portfolio.
Step #5: Look at institutional ownership. As we discussed
earlier, it's vital that you take a close look at the shares owned by
large shareholders and the patterns of buying and selling that
occur, as well as the reasons behind those actions. Often these
movements are just another way to identify potential strengths
and weaknesses in a company.

In this environment, it all boils down to identifying those

companies that are in the right place at the right time to reap the
biggest rewards. Here at 
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— Sales performance management software provider, UP 40% in

3 months

— The Most Preferred International Distributor in China, UP 23%

in 3 months

— Waste management service provider, UP 20% in 2 months

— Education and research provider for healthcare, UP 20% in 2

months

And today I want to give you the chance to profit from them,
too. You can join 
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More details on that in just a moment, but first let me whet your
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Leading the Digital

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But one look at this year's 3-D blockbuster hit, , and it's
easy to see that we've come a long way since then. Digital
technology is drastically changing the face of cinema.

And there's one company that saw the digital and 3-D wave
coming long before their competition: Ballantyne Strong
(BTN). As a result, it's now leading the charge, and its sales and
profits are exploding as the transition takes hold across the
industry.

What exactly does this digital pioneer do? Well, while BTN mainly
operates in theater and lighting divisions, its theater business is
its bread and butter. Accounting for about 95.6% of revenues, its
theater segment offers digital and film projectors, screens,
replacement parts, sound systems, power supplies, lenses,
replacement parts and maintenance, repair and installation
services. It's truly a one-stop shopping mall for folks who want to
get a movie theater up-and-running, or to retrofit an older
establishment with digital or 3-D technology.

Given that only 11% of all movie screens²or 150,000²in the

world are digital and that only 4,000 screens are 3-D ready,
BTN's products are in strong demand. And my visit to the
company further emphasized this«

The company was bursting at the seams with orders. Its small
but honed and dedicated workforce was rushing around the
distribution center to keep up and put together the most efficient
systems for their customers. No one was standing around idly²
they would have stood out like a sore thumb.

Digital products already account for 39% of the company's sales,

up from 23% at the end of 2008. But digital is just in its infancy.
The expansion of the industry will create breathtaking profitability
opportunities for Ballantyne.

It already had a tremendous 2009, despite the recession. Its

revenues were up 31% with equipment sales growing 122% and
its screen business expanding 79%.

And yet, the stock is basically undiscovered! Its third-quarter

sales grew a whopping 98.2% and marked the second
consecutive all-time record for the company. Do you know what
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ground floor today!

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Going the
Distance
Focusing first on multimedia presentations and educational
companies, this distance learning company eventually
targeted the healthcare industry. Not a big surprise considering
that one of its co-founders has family ties to the largest private
operator of healthcare facilities in the world.

Since 1998, the company has been providing Internet-based

solutions to the healthcare industry. Its mission is to help
healthcare organizations and pharmaceutical and medica device
companies meet their ongoing training, education, information
and compliance needs.

Currently, the company's learning network has six of the top 10

largest healthcare systems by net patient revenues, including
Community Health Systems, Ardent Health Services and Baxter
Healthcare Corp.
Not surprising when you consider that the company's central
Internet-based data center eliminates the need for onsite
installations, which provides its more than 1,600 customers with
a tremendous cost savings.

One of the main reasons I'm recommending this company to

my 
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recurring revenue stream. The company builds long-term
relationships²and subscription contracts²with its customers. In
fact, during the second quarter, it signed several multi-year
renewals of existing agreements from large customers.

So, as you might have guessed, its financials are great: In the
third quarter, its earnings jumped 18%, operating income rose
57% and Internet-based subscription product sales popped 27%.

Yet, only 25% of the company's outstanding shares are owned by

institutions. But don't look for this to last long²Wall Street is
already starting to catch on with additional analyst coverage
recently. Shares have surged 38% in the past three months. That
means you cannot afford to wait a minute longer to get on board.

To get the name of this distance learning company and my

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Marketing High-
Tech Semiconductor Solutions
Technology has been one of the leading sectors of the recovery
this year, and semiconductor companies have bounced back
particularly strong. That's why back in February I advised
my 
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of Mindspeed Technologies (MSPD).

Mindspeed designs and develops semiconductor solutions for

communications applications in both the wireline and wireless
network infrastructure, which includes separate, but interrelated
and converging, enterprise, broadband access, metropolitan and
wide area networks. Now, Mindspeed is a fabless semiconductor
company, which means that it doesn't manufacture the chips
itself. Instead, it uses third parties, including Taiwan
Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Amkor Technology, and
Advanced Semiconductor Engineering for wafer fabrication and
assembly and test services.

Within its three main business segments, the company provides

products that help carriers deliver voice, data and video services
to residential subscribers, deal with switching, timing and signal-
conditioning challenges in enterprise storage equipment, and
help meet requirements in existing circuit-switch networks and
emerging 3G wireless applications.

The company's products from all three business segments are

sold directly to network infrastructure original equipment
manufacturers and indirectly through electronic component
distributors and third-party electronic manufacturing service
providers in the Americas, Europe, and the Asia Pacific.

And its customers are household names, including: Alcatel-

Lucent, Cisco Systems, Huawei Technologies Co., LM Ericsson
Telephone Co., China Telecom, China Unicom, Nokia Siemens
Networks, Nortel Networks and Zhongxing Telecom Equipment
Corp.

As the worldwide economy continues to slowing recover from the

global recession, the semiconductor industry should ramp back
up rapidly. Growing businesses will need to increase their
network capacity, upgrade and expand their existing networks,
and developing countries will be focusing on expanding their
telecom networks.

That's why Mindspeed's business is already ramping up. In the

fourth quarter, the company earned 46 cents per share, well
above the 15 cents it earned in the same quarter 2009²and two
cents better than estimates. Shares have already popped 23%
since late August²don't miss out on the next push higher.

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Brewing Profits
Just to give you an idea of the quick profits that you can book in
our small-cap winners, just consider theeighth-largest U.S.
brewer. This company's shares have soared a whopping 159%
in the past 7 months!

But this is just the beginning. Here's why:

This company has made a niche for itself in the brewery pub
business, offering craft beers to restaurants, bars and liquor
stores, as well as in bottles at supermarkets, warehouse clubs,
convenience stores and drugstores. It also sells food and apparel
and owns three restaurant/pubs.

Its success of being one of the first of the craft brewers on the
scene caught the eye of Anheuser-Busch²which caught my
attentions. Anheuser-Busch now owns 36% of the company and
is its distributor. It's a partnership that's paid big dividends and
allowed the company to expand rapidly.

I think this company is too good to pass up because«

— It operates in a rapidly growing industry.

— It is making money²earnings jumped 25% in the second

quarter.

— Insider ownership is strong, with insiders owning more than

55% of its shares.

— With its strategic partnership with Anheuser-Busch, I wouldn't

be surprised to see a complete take over in the near future.

— A discounted valuation makes now the best time to buy.

Don't miss this one! Join me at 
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— 125% profit in Power-One

— 105% profit in TIBCO Software

— 99% profit in Aruba Networks

— 82% profit in Ares Capital Management

— 65% profit in Saba Software

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