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Since developing the digest-format for financial newsletters with my mentor, Dick Davis in 1983, I have spent my professional life immersed in the advisory newsletter field, as an editor, columnist, author, speaker and educator. In addition to this site, my coverage of the newsletter community appears in MSN Money and Marketwatch, Bull & Bear and daily on AOL Money & Finance.

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This site is designed with the goal of educating investors about the value of the investment newsletter community, and helping them find the "best of the best" within the advisory world.

As Dick so adamantly taught me from the start of my career, my role as a financial editor was to "separate the wheat from the chaff" and help guide investors toward those advisors who represent the best of original, unbiased, thought-provoking, and quality investment research available.

Having read some 2,000 pages of financial newsletter research each and every week for 27 years, I can assure you that no advisor will always be right. But those included on this site have stood the test of time and proven their value.

Most of the advisors covered on this site I know personally. All, I respect tremendously. Each is worthy of your attention.

Finally, I ask all newsletter advisors, publishers, and marketers - as well as investors - to share their input and suggestions to improve this site. Established financial newsletter advisors who are not yet under my coverage but wish to be included on TheStockAdvisors are also encouraged to contact us. Thank you.





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Geron (GERN)
Steve Christ, The Wealth Advisory

In a recent 15-page ruling, a U.S. judge ruled that using taxpayer dollars to fund embryonic stem cell research violates a 1996 law; but in the case of Geron Corp. (GERN), the company won’t be affected at all.


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Industrial trio: BWA, TEN, DXPE
Stephen Quickel, US Investment Report

Among our new stock are three industrials that expected to grow earnings by 30% a year: Borg Warner (BWA), Tenneco (TEN) and DXP Enterprises (DXPE).


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Bullion Monarch Mining (BULM)
Max Bowser, The Bowser Report

Bullion Monarch Mining (BULM) -- a holding in our "penny stock" portfolio -- recorded its best revenue year ever.


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Global X Lithium ETF (LIT)
Jim Trippon, ETF Profit Report

It’s rare that we would recommend an ETF that is as new as Global X Lithium (LIT), but with the market taking a tumble, we believe we’re getting good value on this newly-minted vehicle.


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Consumer Staples (XLP)
by Doug Fabian, Making Money Alert

The Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR (XLP) is an ETF that tracks companies that have products that people need in both good and bad economic times.


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WisdomTree SmallCap Dividend (DES)
by Walter Frank, MoneyLetter

WisdomTree SmallCap Dividend (DES), which sports an attractive 4.3% yield, has been added to our fund coverage.


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Closed-end income favorites
by Harry Domash, Dividend Detective

The latest new positions in our closed-end fund portfolio are Guggenheim Emerging Opportunity (GOF) and First Trust/Aberdeen Emerging Opportunity (FEO).


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Quality trio: XOM, GOOG, JNJ
by Adam Sharp, contributing editor Wealth Daily

Buying defensive blue chips makes sense. Three of my favorites are ExxonMobil (XOM), Johnson and Johnson (JNJ) and Google (GOOG).


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Xcel Energy (XEL)
by Roger Conrad, The Utility Forecaster

In late 2002 Xcel Energy (XEL) was on the brink of Chapter 11; it has since come back, recently earning a credit upgrade from S&P to A- with an "excellent" risk profile.


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Virginia Mines (VGQ)
by Adrian Day, The Global Analyst

Virginia Mines (VGQ) remains one of a handful of my favorite companies; the company continues ongoing rationalization of its extensive mining property portfolio.


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