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Our Top Trade For 2007
By Dr. Steve Sjuggerud

December 19, 2006

The last two times what I’m about to show you happened, the gains were incredible… up 500% in three years, and 200% in four years…

Now, it is happening again… so we’re buying. So what’s the secret?

It’s time to buy shares of homebuilding companies. As I’ll show, when homebuilders get extremely pessimistic about their futures, you can make hundreds of percent in returns.

The latest numbers are out from the National Association of Homebuilders (www.nahb.com). The NAHB polls its members monthly. One question they ask builders is how they feel about prospective sales over the next six months.

Now, you might think that the time to buy shares in homebuilders is when executives are optimistic about their businesses. But the reality is exactly the opposite, as the chart shows.

The message from the chart is clear to me: When homebuilders get extremely pessimistic, chances are, you’re near a bottom in the shares of homebuilding stocks. And on the flip side, when builders are extremely optimistic, it’s time to start worrying about a peak the share prices of homebuilding stocks. It’s the complete opposite of what most people believe.
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You can never know when builder’s expectations will hit bottom… and you can’t know if they’ll turn down again. But NAHB President David Pressly said yesterday: “This was the third consecutive month in which builder expectations for sales over the upcoming six-month period have improved, and it’s a good sign of things to come in the new year.”

Three straight months of improvement in builder expectations is a good sign. In my newsletter True Wealth, I jumped on this trade early, recommending shares of one homebuilder after just one month of improvement in the expectation numbers. Now, we’ve had three straight months of improvement. To me, this is a sign that the trend I thought we might see appears to be happening.

The blue-chip homebuilding stock I recommended two months ago is already up about 15% since I recommended it. In my riskier newsletter, Sjuggerud Confidential, I recommended a smaller homebuilder – it’s now up over 25%!

It is my belief these gains are just getting started. The last two times around, we saw hundreds of percent gains. This time around should be on different.

That’s why, shares of homebuilders are our favorite trade in 2007 here in DailyWealth. It’s a rare circumstance where all three of our “buy” criteria are lining up. They’re cheap, hated, and in an uptrend – our recipe for big gains.

Good investing,

Steve

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THE GLOBAL TELECOM BOOM TAKES HOLD

It’s that time of year… and the “Where to Invest in 2007” guides are filling the DailyWealth mailbox. Few of the mainstream magazines mention telecom stocks.

We think the mainstream is missing an enormous boat by missing the new telecom boom. Now that the world’s telecom firms have digested the huge spending programs of the tech bubble, many of them generate enough cash to pay huge dividends to their shareholders. Verizon, for example, yields 4.5%. Australian telecom giant Telstra yields a whopping 6.5%.

And now that less developed parts of the world are seeing new things like email, text messaging, and YouTube for the first time, global demand for broadband and wireless access is booming.

As today’s chart shows, telecom stocks are booming as well. After breaking out of a long base in October, the Dow Jones World Telecom Index is on the next leg up in a multi-year bull market.

-Brian Hunt

Strategists at 12 of the biggest Wall Street firms agree that U.S. stocks will rally next year. The last year that happened was for 2001, when the Standard & Poor's 500 Index dropped 13 percent.

The unanimous view among the strategists tracked by Bloomberg that have made 2007 forecasts is just one signal of growing complacency about the market. An option-based index of investor concern dropped to a 13-year low last week, when the S&P 500 rose to its highest since November 2000.

-Bloomberg

Some of the world's biggest telecom companies are racing to tap China and other rapidly growing Asian markets by building faster pipelines for the surging volumes of Internet and phone traffic produced by multinational corporations and the region’s consumers.

Verizon Communications Inc. signed an agreement today with five major Asian telecom carriers to build the first high-speed trans-Pacific undersea cable system directly linking the U.S. and China.

According to the company, the planned $500 million project will offer an alternative to the single low-capacity cable that now provides the only direct link between mainland China and the U.S.

-Wall Street Journal

Children under 10 think being a celebrity is the “very best thing in the world” but do not think quite as much of God, a survey has revealed.

The poll of just under 1,500 youngsters ranked “God” as their tenth favourite thing in the world, with celebrity, “good looks” and being rich at one, two and three respectively.

-Daily Mail

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