One way to help yourself decide whether to put money to work in the beaten-down financial sector is to see how its individual stocks are rated by analytical firms. I did exactly that in yesterday’s note to Kelly Letter subscribers. I looked at Morningstar’s analysis of the top ten components of the Dow Jones U.S. Financials index.
With the news around subprime, capital raising, write-downs, the still struggling housing sector, and stagflation being so bleak, you might be surprised at the results.
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Why the high satisfaction? Because it’s cheap, it works, and it’s pleasant. So many investment services are unapproachable or mysterious about their methods, as if they’re doing something that ordinary folks wouldn’t understand. Don’t fall for it. They’re not doing anything that’s beyond anybody else. Just look at their results to see.
Now’s a great time to give the letter a spin, at least if you have an extra penny to spare. We’ll roll out the welcome mat when you click here!
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