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I can promise you this: my goal is to be successful at guiding every one of you, regardless of the type of economy that we find ourselves in. Unlike many other professionals, my career is solely dependent on the quality of my reports. If you have any questions, how specific they may be, I will always do my utmost to provide you with an honest opinion.
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Let me start off with a couple of questions:
-Do you want to drastically improve your investment methods?
-Do you want to read relevant, no-nonsense, real, unbiased investment news?
-Do you want to learn how the most successful investors in the world make money?
-Do you want to get exact info on what to invest in, when to buy and when to sell?
-Do you want stock picks based on technical and fundamental analyses?
-Do you want financial independence?
-And finally, do you want to get all this in one spot, so you don’t have to spend half your day gathering investment news and advice all over the internet?
I bet that you answered YES to one or more of those questions.
How do I know this? It’s because I’m also an investor. I do what I preach with my own capital. Before I talk about myself, let me first tell you about Value investing.
You must have heard of world’s most famous value investor Warren E. Buffett. He is known as “the Oracle of Omaha”, where he was born in 1930.
He always had a passion for money, and started investing at the age of 11. He applied value investing theories of his master Benjamin Graham.
Here is what he has to say about value investing:
“The basic ideas of investing are to look at stocks as businesses, use the market’s fluctuations to your advantage, and seek a margin of safety. That’s what Ben Graham taught us. A hundred years from now they will still be the cornerstones of investing.”
By consistently applying this rule of thumb, he became a billionaire, and was world’s richest person for a long time.
How is this related to Profitimes and to YOU?
I offer value investing ideas based on both extensive research and analysis of both macro and micro-economic data. I apply a bottom-up approach: first I look at company data and charts before I investigate the industry and macro-economic indicators.
As Warren Buffett says, one should look at the fundamentals of a company and ignore short term stock price fluctuations. If you buy a stock, this stock should be severely undervalued. A stock is undervalued if the actual share price is lower than its intrinsic value, which can be calculated using mathematical formulas.
However, calculating intrinsic values remains a subjective matter, and is not pure science as one has to guesstimate future growth and other variables.
Therefore, Buffett uses a margin of safety. If a stock trades below 2/3 of its intrinsic value, Buffett starts to dig deeper into the company reports to find out whether it is a real bargain or if there are some hidden traps. He loves companies that have a strong brand name, with a competitive advantage.
My value analyses are therefore based on theories applied by many value investors such as Warren Buffett, Joel Greenblatt and others that have proven to beat the market significantly over the long run. I want you to make more money using my research, hard work and rock solid predictions.
Profitimes provides more than just value investing data. For subscribers, I am always looking for short to medium term opportunities. It’s not just about the LONG term.
The reason for this is that value investing takes a lot of time and patience. For those of us who are more trading minded, this can be very boring and tedious…
Let’s talk about specific examples, actual facts:
Back in 2007, I analyzed financial markets and balance sheets of many financial institutions including Fortis Bank, Citigroup, Lehman Brothers, American International Group and many others, and we found out that the housing market was about to collapse, causing a financial meltdown and thereby bringing many financial institutions to their knees.
In July – September 2007, I warned many relatives to take their money out of the stock market, and invest it in safe havens such as the US Dollar, US Treasury Bonds, Gold and Silver. I expected the Dow Jones to drop 50% from about 14,000 towards 7,000 points.
I was proven right late 2008, when the markets collapsed, and the Dow Jones dropped as low as 6,469.95 points in March 2009. When the markets were about to bottom late 2008, I noticed one commodity that was behaving in a very strange way: Palladium.
While precious metals were in a long term bull market since 2000, Palladium was at a 10 year low of $165 per ounce. I strongly believed in this bull market, and started to accumulate palladium at these levels. I also started buying shares of Palladium mining companies such as North American Palladium (PAL) around $1 and Stillwater Mining Company around $3. I told readers, relatives, friends and family that PAL was a huge BARGAIN below $1.30, and our price target was $6-$8, and possibly $10-$12 thereafter.
In the beginning of 2011, shares of North American Palladium reached our target price, as it hit a high of $7.99 per share, giving those who followed our investment idea a return of over 500% in just 2 years.
Of course, I am not saying that all ideas pay off immediately.
Those who followed me in 2007 and bought silver, saw it run from $12 per ounce to $21 per ounce, before crashing along with stocks in 2008 towards $8.5 per ounce. However, after analyzing the markets over and over again, I remained confident that silver would reach a target of $50 per ounce over the next couple of years.
Those who held on to their silver positions, have been rewarded very nicely eventually, as silver hit a high of $49.82 and therefore reached my long term target.
I sold all positions in silver mining companies when price entered the $50 target zone. This decision was based on extensive research as well as on other indicators such as public opinion polls from Sentimentrader.com which compares public opinion to the movement in the market.
When the general public becomes very bullish, it indicates that risk is elevated and that time has come to take some profits and wait for risk to decline. It gives the ability to enhance market timing and provide subscribers with the knowledge of a high-risk or low-risk situation.
I can promise you this: my goal is to be successful at guiding every one of you, regardless of the type of economy that we find ourselves in. Unlike many other professionals, my career is solely dependent on the quality of my reports. If you have any questions, how specific they may be, I will always do my utmost to provide you with an honest opinion.
Sincerely,
Willem Weytjens
Profitimes
info@profitimes.com
