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Every month in his Investment Advisory newsletter, Stansberry & Associates Investment Research founder Porter Stansberry alerts his subscribers to several types of investments: 1) “No Risk” stocks that represent ultra-safe, long-term investments 2) “Next Boom” recommendations that feature undervalued stocks poised for growth, and 3) “Forever” stocks that are cheap blue-chips which will provide excellent returns… forever.
Porter has shown his subscribers some spectacular gains in the past few years, such as 133% on Intuitive Surgical, 233% on Celgene, 215% on ID Biomedical, and 206% on Elan.
Porter believes that most people take too much risk with their money. He recommends that his subscribers put the majority of their money into his “No Risk” stocks – and hold on to them for many, many years.
From a subscriber:
“I, for one, am very thrilled with what you have done for my net worth. My portfolio has roughly tripled from where it was when I went to 100% Porter picks.” ~ Bill Barnes
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