Dear Investor,

This is no time to go it alone.

Soaring market volatility…rising interest rates…the looming end to QE2—it's no wonder investors are on edge.

I know you may be concerned that this year's record stock market run can't last. Or worse, that we're headed for a 1987–style crash.

In times like this, the very best way I can help you and your family is to give you access to a tool that my family and I trust and rely on.

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At Forbes Investor, we only invest in rock–solid companies trading at cheap valuations that have the potential to dramatically outperform the market.

Forbes Investor readers beat the market 10 to 1.

How We Beat the S&P 500
By More Than 10:1 Since 2000

I am not exaggerating, nor is that a typo.

Our Forbes Investor picks have returned a whopping 179.2% since 2000…versus a measly 17.1% for the S&P 500.

This stunning performance is fully documented (and independently verified) by The Hulbert Financial Digest.

Just think about what beating the market 10:1 means in real dollars…

A $100,000 investment in the S&P 500 would be worth only $117,100. That means after investing for 13 long years, you only gained $17,100 for your efforts!

But $100,000 invested with Forbes Investor would have more than DOUBLED to $279,200!

Overlooked, Undervalued and Misunderstood

Forbes Investor delivered those market–trouncing gains by investing in stocks that Wall Street won't touch with a ten–foot pole. I'm talking about overlooked, undervalued, misunderstood, even left–for–dead growth stocks the "smart money" misses time and time again.

That strategy consistently delivers gains like this:

• 93% profit in Macy's
• 53% profit in Eastman Chemical
• 51% profit in MedAssets
• 35% profit in Jarden Corp.
• 72% profit in Digital Generation
• 50% profit in Tempur–Pedic International (in just 4 months)
• 42% profit in Orthofix International (in 5 months)
• 50% profit in Dorman Products (in 3 months)
• 73% in Tetra Technologies (in just 3 months)
• 81% profit in Hormel Foods
• 30% profit in Dow Chemical
• 77% in J2 Global (in 15 months)
• 69% profit in Wesco International
• 51% in Lithia Motors (in 5 months)
• 69% in Swift Transportation (in 5 months)
• 39% AECOM Technology (in 6 months)

And now is the perfect time to add our next big winners to your portfolio.

You see, Wall Street is especially jittery right now, and that means traders have been quick to sell at the first sign of trouble or slightest short–term disappointment—with little regard for underlying value.

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Here's What You'll Get

Forbes Investor is run by my hand–picked editor, Taesik Yoon, CFA. Tae specializes in finding unloved, out of favor, overlooked growth stocks that are (1) deeply underpriced and (2) ready to break out and that (3) he believes will dramatically outperform the market.

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Meet the Next Warren Buffett

Tae is a numbers guy. He could care less about the glamour stock of the week or the latest knee–jerk move by Wall Street. He's only focused on two things: making money, and avoiding risk.

Tae starts by identifying which of the 8 major sectors have momentum in the current market (materials, consumer cyclicals and non–cyclicals, energy, transportation, finance, industrials, technology and utilities).

Only then does he drill down to discover which stocks are leading the pack.

Compare this to most analysts, who start with a stock they "think" looks good…while ignoring the momentum of the overall sector. Then they often end up fighting the market, because they don't invest using a larger "context."

Tae credits Warren Buffett with much of his success. He uses the same fundamental analysis Buffett learned from Benjamin Graham…then combines it with a high–level mathematic model that gauges a stock's ability to outperform the market over the near term.

Sincerely,

Steve Forbes
Publisher