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“Solar Doubler Reports Today: Buy Now”

By StockGumshoe ⋅ February 24, 2009 ⋅ 17 comments

Ah, good ‘ol Louis Navellier — we can always count on a short-term promise of immense riches from his ads, and today is no different.
He actually released this email yesterday, so when I say it “reports today” that’s not technically a quote, but the company does release their earnings after the market closes [...]

“My Current Solar Stock Recommendation” Navellier

By StockGumshoe ⋅ April 23, 2008 ⋅ 13 comments

I’m not entirely sure when this ad was sent out, or exactly what the context was, but I was sent a snippet of it from a reader just recently and thought I’d share.
The ad is for Blue Chip Growth, Louis Navellier’s large cap growth newsletter (according to Hulbert’s calculations, this newsletter has handily beaten the [...]

Motley Fool: “10X Bigger than the Internet: 4 Alternative Energy Plays”

By StockGumshoe ⋅ March 2, 2008 ⋅ 12 comments

This one has caused quite a stir among the vast and mighty Gumshoe readership, if my steady deluge of email is any indication. Everybody loves growth stocks, especially when nothing else seems to be growing, and everyone thinks alternative energy will be the next billionaire-maker — the Fool compares the current situation in alternative [...]

Navellier’s Stocks for January 2008

By StockGumshoe ⋅ January 3, 2008 ⋅ 7 comments

This teaser comes in with Navellier happily boasting that his strategy is on the ascent — that value managers are headed for the exits and growth managers are shooting out the lights … which does certainly appear to be the conventional wisdom these days (value managers, after all, are almost all stuck with huge positions [...]

Year’s Best: "The Wal-Mart of Solar Energy"

By StockGumshoe ⋅ December 24, 2007 ⋅ 4 comments

And as we continue the rundown of the most successful teaser stocks of the year, here’s number two. This is a solar stock, so obviously it has done well this year (I think LDK Solar is the only one to come to mind that hasn’t ramped up consistently nearly all year). And in [...]

"Huge Profits from Polysilicon Shortage"

By StockGumshoe ⋅ October 22, 2007 ⋅ One comment

The following was submitted by loyal Gumshoe reader and Irregular Streetsifter, who has solved and written up a few for us before. Your friendly Gumshoe has done almost no editing, so this is Streetsifter’s work through and through … thanks!
Using their words, a “measly dollar” will buy you the solution to the two matching teasers [...]

"The Biggest Solar Energy Project Ever"

By StockGumshoe ⋅ September 23, 2007 ⋅ 9 comments

Well here we are, just a day or two after checking out Robert Hsu’s latest solar teaser and we’ve got another one for solar. No surprise, I suppose, when oil seems permanently stuck over $80 a barrel it’s certainly true that solar and all other alternative energy plays are getting even more attention than [...]

"Robert Hsu: Red-hot Solar Profits"

By StockGumshoe ⋅ September 21, 2007 ⋅ 4 comments

This one comes in from Robert Hsu, for his very popular China Strategy service — I note that several folks in the forum have talked about liking this newsletter, so if you’re interested you might want to wander over there and chat with some self-reported subscribers about it.
But boy, does he ever send out a [...]

"Stealth Solar: Silicon Valley’s Secret Investment."

By StockGumshoe ⋅ June 6, 2007 ⋅ 11 comments

Streetsifter strikes again — he sent in this solution for an email that just started circulating, and he sent it in before I had even gotten around to reading the email. He even wrote it up nicely, so most of what follows is just a minor edit of his words (I agree he’s clearly [...]

"Solar Power AND Water … and a Small Cap … in One!"

By StockGumshoe ⋅ June 3, 2007 ⋅ 5 comments

The bad news: I regret to inform you that you missed your “last and final opportunity to join Bottarelli Research Small Cap.” They sent out a special teaser email giving a “unique opportunity” for new subscribers at the end of last week, but it was only good for eight hours.
The good news: thanks in [...]

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