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This message was not sent to you unsolicited. You are currently subscribed to this mailing list. To change or cancel your subscription please follow the instructions at the end of this message. Thank you. ----------------------------------------------------------- Dear Investor, I know you're frustrated by the lousy market over the past 18 months. But I warn you... ...now is not the time to start taking big risks in hope of making up for lost time. You'll just end up in a bigger hole. And frankly, it just isn't necessary to take chances to achieve great profits. There is a much better, time- tested way. YOU CAN become an "Armadillo Investor." The armadillo is nature's perfect survivor. A thick plate of armor. Sharp claws. And a clear focus on the hunt. Armadillo Investors build profits aggressively -- but we also use proven techniques to protect against the losses most investors inevitably suffer. Our mantra: "Win at investing by never losing." I don't take big risks when hunting for oversized profits. I simply follow the armadillo strategy that has made me wealthy -- and made thousands of investors who've followed my advice quite wealthy, as well. Here's just one example of an Armadillo stock we're recommending today -- I think you'll see why it's the kind of investment EVERY investor should own. This company has achieved 31 consecutive years of revenue growth! It's gained 72% for us so far this year. That sounds like heaven, compared to the hell most investors have been sliding through. I came upon this story in an afternoon of serendipity. Debbie and I were out riding our Harleys on a beautiful fall day when we passed an impressive-sized store in South Deerfield, Massachusetts. While that's not exactly the middle-of-nowhere, it's close. And the huge parking lot was JAMMED with hundreds of cars. At first, I thought it must be a mall. Curiosity got the best of us, so we stopped for a peek. No mall. Just a single store, selling just one product line, with folks lined up at the registers ten-deep! Okay, this was something worth checking out, so I put my research team on it. It turns out that this store is the second most-visited tourist destination in Massachusetts. And it's the front for one of the most-amazing little companies I've ever run across -- devoted followers, fat profit margins and some heavy hitters behind the scenes. Directors include Hollywood deal man Michael Ovitz, the president of Staples and the chairman of J. Crew. This is just a neat story that can make you a lot of money. I outline the best ways to profit from this Armadillo and 4 more in my new FREE report: ARMADILLO STOCKS: 5 INVESTMENTS THAT WIN BY NEVER LOSING. This new report is yours absolutely FREE for the asking. Nothing to buy. Nothing to try. No cost. No commitment. No kidding. Just read it and profit. Why am I giving this report away FREE? Because it's the best way I know to introduce you to my advisory service. Each month in INTELLIGENCE REPORT we outline the profit champions of tomorrow. We call them "armadillo stocks" because they have sharp claws to rake in fat profits and a hard shell for protection from competitors and recession. Simply read this new free special report to learn all about 5 Armadillo Stocks that will weather any storm. To reserve your FREE, no cost, no-obligation Special Report, simply click here: http://www.ppi-orders.com/index.htm?promo_code=0ZX146 Sincerely, Richard C. Young Editor Young's Intelligence Report P.S. Again, my ARMADILLO STOCKS: 5 INVESTMENTS THAT WIN BY NEVER LOSING report is yours absolutely FREE with my compliments. No strings attached. Nothing to buy, try, or cancel. Just click here and read your copy today: http://www.ppi-orders.com/index.htm?promo_code=0ZX146 -------------------------------------------------- You are currently subscribed to Internet Stock News Weekly as: alewis@enron.com To Cancel your subscription please go to: http://123jump.com/confirm.htm?listid=117996&;mid=115298 To Change your subscription please go to: http://123jump.com/letters.htm?S=L&;email=alewis@enron.com
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