Now is the time to invest in small cap stocks!
 
 

Jim Oberweis bought aQuantive Inc. (AQNT) at $6.29 just four years ago...Microsoft bought AQNT for $60 a share, & Oberweis readers posted a gain of 854%!

Small cap stocks typically bounce back faster than other investments in an expanding economy. It is a consistent historical trend — it happened after the 1975 recession as well as those in 1980, 1982, and 1990. And it's happening again: Since 2002, small cap stocks in the Russell 2000 Index have gained 140%, double the 70% gain for the large cap Dow Jones Industrial Average.

And when you want to invest in high-growth small cap stocks, there's only one place to turn: The Oberweis Report.

Editor Jim Oberweis's model portfolio was up a mind-boggling 95% in 2003, and since 2001 has averaged 19.1% a year compared to 8.8% for the overall market! And for The Oberweis Report, this isn’t out of the ordinary. Just look at these consistent gains: If you had invested just $10,000 on September 27, 1976 (the first date the newsletter was published) and followed The Oberweis Report's recommendations, you could have cashed your $10,000 portfolio in December 2006 for $6.2 million!

For more than 30 years, The Oberweis Report has specialized in identifying the small companies that combine the best in both rapid growth and value investing. Jim and his team identify extraordinarily high growth companies that can meet our tough investment standards. Just look at some of their recent successes (as of 10/18/2007):

Hansen Natural Corp. -- up 2,009%!
ValueClick -- up 693%!
Palomar Medical Tech. -- up 894%!
Smith Micro Software -- up 245%!
aQuantive -- gained 854%!

Let Jim and his team do the research. Start profiting from their growth stock investing expertise now! Had you invested just $5,000 in the Oberweis Model Portfolio back in 1976, your portfolio would now be worth a whopping $3.1 million.

The Oberweis Report Model Portfolio was on the rise again in 2006, up 22.9%. The compound growth rate of the Oberweis Report Model Portfolio is 23% since inception versus the single digits for the broader markets.

When you think about it, only small caps have the potential to generate the big, quick gains that can help you build legacy-size wealth in a hurry ... especially if setbacks from the crash of 2000 have delayed achievement of your financial goals.

If you want to beat the S&P 500, you obviously can't do it by investing in S&P 500 companies. As a recent article in Forbes observes, "As an investment style, small-cap growth traditionally leads the market as the economy and stock market recover from recession."

The numbers certainly bear that out... For the four years ending December 20, 2006, $100,000 invested in the Russell 2000 more than doubled to $203,000. During that same period, $100,000 invested in the S&P 500 Index grew to just 159,000. Small caps are continuing to outperform the market over the long-run.

How does this happen? It's relatively easy for a company with $20 million earnings to reach the $30 million mark - and grow earnings 50% in a year. When investors finally take notice of that kind of growth, they start buying ... which in turn drives up the share price.

But what most brokers conveniently forget to tell you is this: if a $1 billion company increases earnings by $10 million, that's only growth of 1% ... even $100 million in added revenues is only 10% growth ... and it's unlikely to boost the share price even a dime.

That's why Jim Oberweis only buys small caps with 30% or higher growth in annual sales, pretax income, and earnings per share.

No one explains Jim Oberweis's success in picking winning small cap stocks better than Jim himself: "We buy profitable companies in the early stages of earnings acceleration to capture gains in earnings per share ... and an expansion of price/earnings multiples ... as investors catch on to a company's growth and become willing to pay more for it."

Try out the Oberweis Report today! Download your first issue with Jim's newest recommendations based on his latest research and be among the first to discover the huge profit bonanza of these promising small cap stocks!
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  Meet our Forbes Guru: Jim Oberweis

Jim Oberweis is President of Oberweis Asset Management and Oberweis Securities, Inc., Portfolio Manager of The Oberweis Funds, and Editor of The Oberweis Report. The Oberweis Report is rated among the top three investment advisory letters for 15-year performance according to Hulbert Financial Digest.

Mr. Oberweis earned an MBA from the University of Chicago and a B.S. in computer science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He has been a featured guest on CNBC and CNNfn and has authored a monthly growth stock column for Bloomberg. He has also provided market commentary for Investor's Business Daily, Reuters News, and Smart Money Magazine. He has been a Director of the Northern Illinois Food Bank and a Trustee of the Compassion Foundation and continues to serve as a Director of Oberweis Dairy.

The Oberweis Report provides a diversified portfolio of rapidly growing companies which are trading at reasonable valuations. He calls this method of investing AGARP, or Aggressive Growth at a Reasonable Price. The monthly publication includes commentary, additions, deletions, current opinions, earnings estimates and other company statistics. In addition, he includes a list of stocks under review for future consideration.

 



 

 

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