Uncovering the Deeply Buried Profits

In the first 6 months of 2008, gas prices exploded 31%.

But during that same period BP, ExxonMobil and Royal Dutch Shell dropped in value. They performed no better or worse than the overall market.

Take a look:

The surge in gas prices wasn’t the bonanza for “Big Oil” shareholders most people would have expected.

What’s worse, oil stocks are much too volatile…

In a 2-month period earlier this year, Exxon stock shot up over 14%. Two months later, it was down more than 17%.

Plus, these stocks are tough to gauge… The day after Exxon reported its second-quarter earnings of
$11.68 billion – the biggest profit ever of any U.S. corporation – its stock plunged.

Bottom line: There’s only one safe way to collect extra income… by targeting solid, well-managed
companies legally required to funnel their profits back to investors.

Now you can join them…

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