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July 18, 2008 By Georges Yared, Editor, GameChangers |
These two aren't the only financials who have come undone in the wake of the credit crisis. There are at least five others that are bad investments right now. Join me at GameChangers and get immediate access to my special report "Stocks to Sell," which includes over forty financial companies.
Buy These Two Financial GameChangers
So is there a way to profit from the troubled financial sector? Yes–the GameChangers way! There are two financials in particular that are GameChangers, and they will lead the financial rebound that I'm expecting in the second half of the year. These two companies will emerge from this mess stronger than ever and well-positioned to take advantage of their competitors' misfortunes.
The first is a company run by a CEO who took a leaf out of old man John Pierpont Morgan's playbook in the 1907 Bank Panic. This genius is now ready to emerge from this current crisis as the Iron Man of U.S. Finance! Warren Buffett is the only other investor who could have pulled this off.
The second is the Wall Street brokerage that has changed the game by attracting the best talent in the financial world and becoming the number-one investment banking/research/trading/asset management firm on the planet. Last month, this company managed to beat earnings expectations by a large margin, and I look for it to continue distancing itself from its competitors with superb management and a focused strategy.
Both of these GameChangers popped after Wells Fargo's earnings announcement. The first has climbed almost 28% since Wednesday, and the second is up more than 13% in the same time frame. I expect much bigger profits in the coming months.
Georges Yared has spent the last 30 years spotting GameChangers like BroadVision (over 7,000% profit), Cisco (4,350% profit), VeriSign (3,800% profit) and many more. Now he wants to help you. Join GameChangers today and get immediate access to his very latest advice.


