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Investment Newsletter Now Releasing Select Investment Recommendations to the Public for Free

With model portfolio's that have returned over 33% per year since 1998, BeatTheStockMarket.com has started releasing free stock tips on its website. After only a month of doing so, the stock prices of the companies mentioned have increased 7.7% while the S&P 500 has only risen 1.7%.

Seattle, WA (PRWEB) October 20, 2003 - Rex Jacobsen, Sr. Editor of BeatTheStockMarket.com, an online investment newsletter, has announced that the company has started releasing investment recommendations on its web site for free.

"We've started releasing a few of our investment recommendations as a way for prospective subscribers to get a feel for what they have to look forward to if they choose to subscribe," says Jacobsen. "The way we are doing it is to highlight the best companies in a given industry. Our first article was released on our website free to the public on September 14, 2003. Since then, the stocks that we rated 'A-' or better in the article have seen their stock prices increase 7.7% versus the stock market's 1.7%."

The online investment newsletter has a model portfolio that has averaged 33.9% per year since 1998. "The whole idea is to beat the stock market," says Jacobsen. "If an investor can't outperform the stock market, they should just invest in index funds. And the purpose of releasing a sample of our recommendations to the public is to show them that it's definitely possible to beat the market. In fact, we've discovered a method to consistently outperform the market and have been tweaking the system since 1993. The result is our small-cap portfolio has a total return of 430% since 1998. Equal investments in the S&P 500 would have only gained 10%."

"In May of this year we started a large-cap portfolio that has returned 22% in only 5 months while equal investments in the S&P 500 have risen only 11%. But we don't deal exclusively with stock recommendations. We also recommend several mutual fund portfolios. My personal favorite, because of its contrary nature, is a portfolio we call the Breakout Fund Portfolio. It features mutual funds that haven't necessarily been on a tear lately, but look to be ready to breakout of their rut. And it has worked great. The funds are up 20% while the market has been up only 12% in that time."

Continues Jacobsen, "For investors that want to keep it simple, we have a couple of mutual funds that we recommend for those that want one fund to do it all. We think they are both equally good and we leave it up to our subscribers to pick the one that they like best. They haven't gone wrong with either one. They are both up 26% versus the market's 12%."

"And we even recommend a mutual fund for people new to investing. A person can start investing in the no-load fund with nothing down and only $50 a month. And even this fund is beating the market. So we welcome people to come to the site and glance over our free recommendations. We think they'll want to subscribe once they see how well the recommendations perform."

For additional information, visit www.BeatTheStockMarket.com.

CONTACT INFORMATION:
Nancy Wagner
Media Representative
nancy@cuttothechasemarketing.com
425-415-6427
http://www.BeatTheStockMarket.com

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