The secret to
"hands-free" investing

Value investing comes as close to "hands-free," no-worries investing as you'll ever get. And it's no coincidence that this same strategy has helped our tight-knit group rack up a stunning track record, including:

• Mittal Steel -- 50% gain in 8 months
• Intuit -- up 83% in 18 months
• Omnicare -- 105% gain in 13 months

And overall, across all Inside Value recommendations, there's never been a time when our group failed to beat the S&P 500. In fact, I'd like you to experience this remarkable service for yourself. That's why...

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Think about it this way. Remember back in 1987 when the market crashed?

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