Dear Reader, As a boy, Whitney Tilson – my colleague over at our corporate affiliate Stansberry Research – took part in Stanford's famous Marshmallow Test. You know the one... A kid is put in front of a marshmallow and told they can eat one now or wait a few minutes to earn two. The researchers found that the children who waited did better in life. They got into better schools and were generally healthier and wealthier. Given how Whitney turned out, a Wall Street prodigy who built a $200 million firm, I'd guess he didn't eat just one marshmallow. And right now, Whitney says investors are facing a similar decision. He's warning that the whole market is one big "marshmallow" – all hype and instant rewards that'll certainly land you in trouble. And he's urging people to avoid today's most popular stocks entirely. Instead, he's debuting a better way. A new system that screens nearly 5,000 stocks and spotlights only the few worth owning on any given day. We love that type of discipline here at Altimetry. That's why, this weekend, I've asked Whitney to show you exactly how it works, free of charge. He agreed, and he's even giving you the name of one stock at the top of that list right now. See it in full from Whitney right here. Regards, Rob Spivey
Director of Research, Altimetry P.S. Whitney runs a few of the market's most popular stocks through his test, live. Let's just say, most of them turn out to be marshmallows. See which ones fail and which ones pass here. |
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