The Limit Order stock picks continue to outperform the market. Whether the market goes up, or down, The Limit Order stock picks are still outperforming the major indexes. 
United States of America (Press Release) January 11, 2008 --
The Limit Order stock picks continue to outperform the market. Whether the market goes up, or down, The Limit Order stock picks are still outperforming the major indexes.
The Limit Order has also predicted major news events before they happen such as major acquisitions and low points for major stock indexes. “We do not have inside information or anything like that. It is just simple analysis. When we reported that Countrywide was more likely to be acquired than file bankruptcy 2 days before the merger with BAC was released, it was just based on fundamental analysis. It was obvious through synergistic cost cutting that an acquirer with scale could realize substantial value from the merger. “ A source close to the company was quoted as saying.
Stock Picks at The Limit Order significantly outperformed the S&P 500 Index in 2007 by over 500%. "Our approach is one used by many hedge funds, but is applicable to the individual investor." says a spokesman for The Limit Order. "We do not simulate leverage (margin) in our newsletter so the average individual investor will feel comfortable with our approach."
The Limit Order has also predicted major news events before they happen such as major acquisitions and low points for major stock indexes. “We do not have inside information or anything like that. It is just simple analysis. When we reported that Countrywide was more likely to be acquired than file bankruptcy 2 days before the merger with BAC was released, it was just based on fundamental analysis. It was obvious through synergistic cost cutting that an acquirer with scale could realize substantial value from the merger. “ A source close to the company was quoted as saying.
Stock Picks at The Limit Order significantly outperformed the S&P 500 Index in 2007 by over 500%. "Our approach is one used by many hedge funds, but is applicable to the individual investor." says a spokesman for The Limit Order. "We do not simulate leverage (margin) in our newsletter so the average individual investor will feel comfortable with our approach."
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