Larry Williams University Presents Sure Thing Stock Investing Course
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18% PER YEAR
FROM THE STOCK MARKET
Yes, you really can average over 18% per year from stock investing.
I will teach you numerous strategies that have done better than that for the last 25 years.

7 YEARS OF RETURNS*
657 % MORE THAN THE DOW
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7 Yr Average
Annual Return
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| Dow 30 |
2.60% |
| Dogs of the Dow |
3.24% |
| Larry Williams Darlings of the Dow |
17.10% |
5 Yr Average
Annual Return
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| Dow 30 |
6.32% |
| Dogs of the Dow |
5.56% |
| Larry Williams Darlings of the Dow |
16.74% |
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*Gains are from every recommendation in my newsletter using this strategy.
Out of 40 stock selections over the past 7 years...
only 4 lost money with the worst at -7.3%. The largest gain was 63%.
Average loss was -4.4%. Average gain +15.2%. 90% winners.
(January 2008 was my final issue of the Right Stock newsletter.
I now manage a fund based on what you will learn in this course)
Click HERE to check out our past stock selections and their results at the bottom of this page.
GIVE ME 3 HOURS AND I WILL TEACH YOU
EXACTLY HOW THIS IS DONE
Here come some blunt words…I detest so called stock pickers looking for hot stocks. I think that is a foolish game…yes, some of them do work out, but more do not, lots more.
My research has been the other way around…I wanted to find out how to select stocks that don’t go down. Preservation of my $$ is first and foremost. Once I figured that out it was pretty easy to find which one of those went up the most!
My formula for selecting the best stocks has nothing to do with technical or chart indicators. Throw away your charts, burn them up. My selection technique is based on 3 critical fundamental facts that drive every company’s success and the correct weighting of those values to give one number that says, “This is the best stock.” Yes, one number says it all, and it takes less than 5 minutes to determine that one number.
FROM 6,000 STOCKS DOWN TO 5!
I am going to show you how to narrow down your stock search from the 6,000+ actively traded issues to just 5. Sounds like a long hard task? Not to worry, it will take you less than 30 minutes to do that. And, we only need to do that once or twice each year.
No special software is needed. Owning a computer helps but is not mandatory. I have nothing else to sell you…in other words this course is not part of a marketing ploy to sell you something else! (No software, no newsletter, no updates, and no web sites you have to subscribe to).
You will learn what stocks to buy and hold onto…this technique has done very well in real time market conditions. Consider these numbers from the last bear market
Our Returns in Bear Markets
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Year |
Dow 30 |
Larry Williams Darlings of the Dow |
2000 |
-6.216% |
17.257% |
2001 |
-7.130% |
14.406% |
2002 |
-16.764% |
27.424% |
MY 3 STEPS TO BEATING THE MARKET
1) Timing is critical. Buy the right stock at the wrong time, and it’s a long time before you are out of the red. My indicators and strategy will show you the best times to buy...and sell. I am going to show you how I sidestep the bad times.
2) Patience has great rewards. Day trading is for dummies. I will show you the power of holding onto your stocks for 9 months or longer…but not years…holding on for years can be as dangerous as day trading.
3) How to select the right stocks is critical. Buying the wrong stock at the right time is also a waste. I teach how to buy the right stock---at the right time---and all in a simple formula.
YOU WILL LEARN SPECIFICALLY:
1) HOW I CALLED THE 1982, 1986, 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002 AND 2006 MARKET LOWS---ONE YEAR IN ADVANCE.
2) HOW I WAS ABLE TO CALL THE 2007 MARKET SELL OFF—A YEAR IN ADVANCE OF IT TAKING PLACE.
3) THE BEST TIME EACH YEAR TO BUY STOCKS, HOW LONG TO HOLD THEM, AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT STOP LOSSES.
4) WHEN TO HOLD STOCKS ALL YEAR LONG---AND WHEN NOT TO.
5) MY 6 BEST MARKET TIMING TOOLS— THESE ARE MY PROPRIETARY INDICATORS NOT AVAIBLE ANY OTHER PLACE.
These great tools on their own they are worth more than the low cost of the course.
Look at all you get...
Everything is fully revealed in a 100 page course manual (pdf). I show you exactly how to monitor your stocks. You will learn the one web site to go to (that web site is free) and get the value measures needed to find our stocks. You also get about a one hour video (55 minutes) where I explain this total investment strategy. Then you also get a 30 page special report (also pdf) with 10 bonuses including:
1. The best growth stock of the last 50 years... better than Microsoft, better than IBM, better than all of them!
2. The secret of bottom picking stocks.
3. What are the best market newsletters to follow—and are the really that good?
4. How to invest. Invest this way and you do 45% better than most investors with the same money in the same stocks. No, this is not options, CFD’s, or single stock futures. It’s how to split up your money into your selections that makes such a massive difference.
5. An indicator to say a crash is coming (last sell was 10/16/2007) and one that calls for a major rallies to begin.
And 5 more just as good special bonus reports!
Look at what you save…you will no longer need a high commission broker churning your account. That’s a few hundred dollars each year of savings there. Then cancel your investment newsletters to save $200 to $600, as well as computer software schemes saving another couple of hundred bucks! You will save about $1,000 in investment upkeep costs you are currently paying.
More importantly you will become a consistent winner with this strategy, potentially earning 17% a year and more --- when we are in rip roaring bull markets.
I know what you are thinking…this much information must cost thousands. It should, and it’s well worth it.
I am not an internet marketing guy. I really trade and run a fund. The reason I did this course is to help people just like my dad. He worked in an oil refinery. The depression robbed him of a formal education and college. Thanks to the stock market, he died a relatively wealthy man and was able to enjoy life to the fullest. I personally saw what the market can do, how it can help people. It’s my mission to help others in this same way. So the course is way undervalued.
The cost of my course “Sure Thing Stock Investing” is only $395, a pittance for what you will learn. If you only have $10,000 to invest you may pay for the course in the first go!
Make $122,000 starting today…
I you are able to find a fund that just keeps up with the market (most don’t) and invest $50,000 for 10 years at 9% (about what stocks return on average), you will have $118,368. Boost that up to my 17% return and you walk away with $240,314… $122,000 more money to retire on or invest with!
Make a commitment to your future today…and we will send the course to you…the 100 page manual, the special 30 page report with 10 bonuses, and instructional CD.
Simply call 866 584 3897 or add to your shopping cart to purchase now.
I personally guarantee the course is as described, that what I've told you is factually correct. I cannot guarantee future performance (the SEC will not let me). Once you have the course you have the results of my years of trading and research. So there are no returns, other than if you show I did not factually represent the course; then I will make an instant refund upon return. However there will be a return processing fee of $50.
With my best wishes for your investment future,
Larry Williams
Sure Thing Stock Investing $399

To Order by Phone
1-866-584-3897
Darlings of the Dow Returns
Dividend Return is based on actual dividends paid during the hold period
2007
Darlings: Entered 4/16/2007 - Exited 9/13/2007 |
Company |
Symbol |
Purchase Price |
Current
Price |
Net Change % |
Dividend
Return |
Gross Return
% |
| Wal-Mart |
WMT |
47.63 |
43.69 |
-8.27% |
0.92% |
-7.35% |
| General Motors |
GM |
32.19 |
34.84 |
8.23% |
1.55% |
9.79% |
| Alcoa |
AA |
35.12 |
36.10 |
2.79% |
0.97% |
3.76% |
| Caterpillar |
CAT |
67.03 |
74.00 |
10.40% |
0.98% |
11.38% |
| Boeing |
BA |
91.00 |
98.35 |
8.08% |
0.77% |
8.85% |
| Portfolio |
|
|
|
5.132 |
|
6.100 |
2006
Darlings: Entered 10/30/2006 - Exited 4/16/2007 |
Company |
Symbol |
Purchase Price |
Exit
Price |
Net Change
% |
Dividend
Return |
Gross Return
% |
| Alcoa |
AA |
28.31 |
35.12 |
24.06 |
1.13% |
25.19% |
| Home Depot |
HD |
36.88 |
38.00 |
3.04 |
1.22% |
4.26% |
| Caterpillar |
CAT |
61.17 |
67.03 |
9.58 |
0.49% |
10.07% |
| Wal-Mart |
WMT |
49.22 |
47.63 |
-3.23 |
0.79% |
-2.44% |
| Exxon |
XOM |
71.15 |
77.64 |
9.12 |
0.90% |
10.02% |
| Portfolio |
|
|
|
7.170 |
|
8.020 |
2005
Darlings: Entered 5/2/2005 - Exited 12/27/2005 |
Company |
Symbol |
Purchase Price |
Exit
Price |
Net Change
% |
Dividend
Return |
Gross Return
% |
| Hewlett |
HPQ |
20.97 |
28.74 |
37.05 |
1.14% |
38.19 |
| Alcoa |
AA |
29.19 |
29.25 |
0.21 |
1.54% |
1.75 |
| Honeywell |
HON |
36.16 |
37.47 |
3.62 |
1.77% |
5.39 |
| Home Depot |
HD |
36.26 |
41.02 |
13.13 |
0.83% |
13.96 |
| Caterpillar |
CAT |
44.2 |
57.89 |
30.97 |
1.13% |
32.10 |
| Portfolio |
|
|
|
16.999 |
|
18.282 |
2004 Darlings: Entered
10/25/2004 - Exited 12/21/2004
|
Company |
Symbol |
Purchase Price |
Exit Price |
Net Change
% |
Dividend
Return |
Gross Return
% |
| Hewlett |
HPQ |
17.7 |
21.21 |
19.83 |
0.45% |
20.28 |
| Alcoa |
AA |
31.73 |
31.26 |
-1.48 |
0.47% |
-1.01 |
| Honeywell |
HON |
32.54 |
35.79 |
9.99 |
0.58% |
10.56 |
| Home Depot |
HD |
38.9 |
42.11 |
8.25 |
0.15% |
8.41 |
| Altria |
MO |
47.05 |
61.04 |
29.73 |
0 |
29.73 |
| Portfolio |
|
|
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13.265 |
|
13.596 |
2003 Darlings: Entered
10/24/2003 - Exited 1/22/2004
|
Company |
Symbol |
Purchase Price |
Exit Price |
Net Change
% |
Dividend
Return |
Gross Return
% |
| Eastman Kodak |
EK |
23.18 |
30.95 |
33.52 |
1.08 |
34.60 |
| Citigroup |
C |
47.6 |
50.69 |
6.49 |
0.84 |
7.33 |
| Hewlett |
HPQ |
20.47 |
25.49 |
25.52 |
0.78 |
25.31 |
| Merck |
MRK |
44.79 |
46.11 |
2.95 |
0.83 |
3.77 |
| Altria |
MO |
45.6 |
54.03 |
18.49 |
1.49 |
19.98 |
| Portfolio |
|
|
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17.194 |
|
18.197 |
2002 Darlings: Entered
10/28/2002 - Exited 6/23/2003
|
Company |
Symbol |
Purchase
Price |
Exit Price |
Net Change
% |
Dividend
Return |
Gross Return
% |
| Caterpillar |
CAT |
40.47 |
56.76 |
40.25 |
2.05 |
42.30 |
| General |
GM |
34.88 |
35.94 |
3.04 |
1.10 |
4.14 |
| Honeywell |
HON |
23.68 |
27.25 |
15.08 |
1.85 |
16.93 |
| J.P. |
JPM |
21.25 |
34.4 |
61.88 |
2.01 |
63.89 |
| Phillip |
MO |
41.64 |
44.78 |
7.54 |
2.32 |
9.86 |
| Portfolio |
|
|
|
25.558 |
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27.424 |
2001 Darlings: Entered
10/25/2001 - Exited 4/15/2002
|
Company |
Symbol |
Purchase
Price |
Exit Price |
Net Change
% |
Dividend
Return |
Gross Return
% |
| Eastman Kodak |
EK |
31.29 |
34.01 |
8.69 |
1.44 |
10.13 |
| DuPont |
DD |
40.3 |
46.86 |
16.28 |
1.74 |
18.01 |
| General Motors |
GM |
44.63 |
61.1 |
36.90 |
2.24 |
39.14 |
| J.P. Morgan |
JPM |
37.48 |
34.4 |
-8.22 |
3.60 |
-4.62 |
| Altria |
MO |
49.39 |
52.85 |
7.01 |
2.35 |
9.35 |
| Portfolio |
|
|
|
12.132 |
|
14.406 |
2000 Darlings: Entered
10/23/2000 - Exited 4/6/2001
|
Company |
Symbol |
Purchase
Price |
Exit Price |
Net Change
% |
Dividend
Return |
Gross Return
% |
| Phillip Morris |
MO |
34.75 |
46.25 |
33.09 |
2.9 |
35.99 |
| Eastman Kodak |
EK |
39.06 |
39.5 |
1.13 |
2.35 |
3.48 |
| Caterpillar |
CAT |
31.34 |
44.81 |
42.98 |
2.2 |
45.18 |
| General Motors |
GM |
56.25 |
52.56 |
-6.56 |
1.7 |
-4.86 |
| DuPont |
DD |
40.68 |
42.63 |
4.79 |
1.7 |
6.49 |
| Portfolio |
|
|
|
15.087 |
|
17.257 |
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