The 3 Small Cap
Value Stocks Warren Buffett Wishes He Could Buy Today,
is the latest blockbuster special report from leading investment
advisory service, Growth Report.
Warren Buffett's investment genius has turned more average investors
into millionaires than perhaps any other investor. So we at
Growth Report applied a few of Buffett's core investment
criteria to the current stock market.
As part of our search, we:
(1) Looked for companies with high profit margins and cash flow
(2) Determined the intrinsic value of a company and paid less for it
(3) Disregarded what is happening in the stock markets as it has no
impact on the business of the company
Now, we're bringing you the profitable results.
Inside this exclusive report, you'll find Growth Report's
valuable and trusted research on these 3 leaders and pioneers in
their sectors. We're confident that we've faithfully followed
Warren Buffett's investment criteria and that the stocks we've
uncovered will make welcome—and profitable—additions to your
portfolio.
Warren Buffett can't take substantial positions in small cap
stocks anymore. He's got too much money, for one. And once word
got out there'd be a flood of investors clamoring to buy the
same stock. But just because Buffett himself can't buy these
stocks doesn't mean we can't apply his time-tested methodology
to uncover the very best small cap growth stocks.
We're confident that Buffett would approve of our stock picks,
especially during such a turbulent time in the stock market.
Get your FREE copy of our special report, The 3 Small Cap
Value Stocks Warren Buffett Wishes He Could Buy Today.
You'll learn all about the incredible investment opportunities
we've uncovered, such as:
- Company One manufactures electrical
products along with providing hot dip galvanizing to the steel
fabrication industry, with facilities across the U.S. It has a
long history of profitability. Growth in international
exporting should lead to an even bigger boost in profits. The
company has an operation cash flow of $19.5 million and a
profit margin of 8.5%.
- Company Two, while rising energy
costs are straining transportation budgets-railroads are
capturing a large share of business due to this. Company Two
has strong ties with railroads, which means even more profits
for this company. It operates in two segments--carbon
materials/chemicals, and railroad/utility products with
experienced management. This company has a market
capitalization of $893 million and a 2% dividend yield.
- Company Three is benefiting from its
position as a supplier of the essentials to the oil industry
at a time when the demand for energy is growing and crude
prices are toppling record numbers. Company Three has also
seen its shares rise more than 50% in the past six months and
has a market capitalization of $523 million.
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