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WHAT'S COOKING At CGSA

ANDY CARPENTER

“Carpenter tends to focus on Chinese companies that fly below the radar screens of most Wall Street analysts… He offers advice not only on China stock picking, but also points out opportunities in Chinese real estate and investments in private Chinese companies.” – WALL STREET JOURNAL

"I was amazed by the impact of [Carpenter’s] newsletter," said Michael Kraft. – WALL STREET JOURNAL

"I want to get in on the ground floor," subscriber David Weaver says. "And Carpenter has people in Asia, giving him these recommendations." – WALL STREET JOURNAL

USA Today, Andy Carpenter … “Predicted one stock winner after another.”

“[Carpenter’s] October pick went up 267% in 28 days... November's pick was up 85% in just 17 days... and that the December recommendation went up 129%.” And that... “Within days, sometimes hours, the companies Carpenter recommended soared.” – USA Today

LYNN CARPENTER

PROVEN PERFORMANCE

YOU COULD'VE MADE 91% IN ONE DAY! or as one fellow investor put it:
"Lynn, I wanted to thank you for [your] efforts…in the 
last couple of weeks the information [you supplied] has 
produced a realized total of $23,210." From BILL BONNER'S Daily Reckoning

CHARACTER and STRONG ETHICS
Lynn Carpenter… recommended buying put options on Morgan Stanley about two weeks before the World Trade Center tragedy. Those who followed her advice more than doubled their money.

Yet, immediately after trading resumed on September 17th, Lynn apologetically urged her readers to close the position and to seek no additional profit from Morgan Stanley's misfortune.

Lynn says readers e-mailed to praise her character. They're discovering what the rest of already know... Lynn is a woman of the highest integrity. BILL BONNER

YOU’RE NEVER LEFT GUESSING
Anyone can recommend stocks, but [Lynn Carpenter] recommends outstanding companies — ones specifically chosen to help subscribers steadily increase their wealth in all markets. No fads, no hype… unbiased research and common sense, and all written clearly and enjoyably for smart investors who like to make their own decisions. Best of all, [she] tracks their picks, so readers are never left guessing.— Canadian Mining News

WIT, WISDOM SKYROCKETING RETURNS
Can a 100-year-old charting system of X's and O's combined with Buffett-style fundamental analysis really find winning stock picks? Lynn Carpenter not only thinks so, she's proving it… Lynn finds stocks on the verge of skyrocketing and sends [an] e-mail recommendation to subscribers minutes after discovering them. In the meantime, her weekly market commentary contains wit and wisdom sure to help readers with all their investment decisions. – Canadian Mining News

INTERNATIONAL ACCLAIM
I particularly like Lynn Carpenter… who is a contrarian value investor – From Bullseye Investing, page 384, the international bestseller by JOHN MAULDIN

Lynn Carpenter, is a no-nonsense value oriented stock picker with a solid track record… I have always been a big fan… New York Times Best Selling author JOHN MAULDIN

MORE STRONG PRAISE FOR LYNN
As investment writer Lynn Carpenter noted… many of the greatest investors of today avoided the Enron mess. There was no Enron in Warren Buffett’s portfolio at Berkshire Hathaway. The notable investment firm of Tweedy Browne didn’t own it, nor did famed value investor Bill Nygren put it in his Oakmark Select fund.

Bill Ruane, a Ben Graham disciple, didn’t invest in it for his Sequoia fund, nor did superstar portfolio manager Bill Miller, who avoided Enron entirely for his Legg Mason clients.

Lucky? Maybe. But not likely. As Lynn notes, "Contrary to what the media hint, it was not that hard to discover something was wrong at Enron." CHRISTOPHER MAYER, Ludwig von Mises Institue


IT"S YOUR MONEY
Lynn Carpenter is the founder and former editor of Fleet Street. She struck out on her own and has a new publication called Rising Tide Value Letter [Now, The Carpenter Global Stock Advisory]. I loved her opening line…

"Have you ever noticed that there's one word that you never hear at these kinds of conferences? Money. When we talk about investments and assets and gains and losses - we're talking about your money! I never forget that. Which is why I'm so committed to identifying value."

Lynn is a committed value investor. Bull markets always end, she warns, but investing in value is insurance against losing when it does. You can always find a good value in any kind of market - and it will tend to remain a value despite the overall market conditions.

"Value means value," she states. Which, she adds, doesn't mean she's looking for cheap stocks - a common misperception of value as only being low cost. Investment U e-letter, March 2005