Five Big-Name Stocks to Sell Right Now

December 4, 2008

Why I Like This Market

So now you know what to sell. I also mentioned earlier that a good trend has emerged, and I want to tell you what you can do to take advantage of it. In short, this is the best buying opportunity of our lifetime! And here’s why:

You have to remember that this is the strongest time of the year for stocks. All experienced investors know this. Since 1950, the S&P 500 has made over 2,200% in the November to April period. On top of that, we have year-end pension funding coming. That’s billions of dollars chasing thousands of stocks, and only about 2% of the stocks are even worth owning. Pension money is a gigantic boon for high-quality, high-growth stocks.

We also have to consider the huge amount of cash that’s sitting on the sidelines just waiting for the right moment to flood the marketplace. The amount of cash that’s not invested is worth nearly half the value of the S&P 500. We’re not talking about billions anymore. We’re talking trillions—and once Bernanke lowers rates to ZERO, look out. All that cash will have to find its way back to stocks.

I’m really excited about this trend, and I’ve positioned my Buy List so it makes huge gains from it next year. Frankly, I’d be shocked if my Blue Chip Growth subscribers and I don’t make at least 30% in 2009.

It’s not too late for you to capitalize on this trend, so here’s what I want you to do: Only buy the most fundamentally sound companies the market has to offer. Simple, right?

Whenever the economy hits a rough a patch, that’s a big plus for the kinds of stocks I recommend in Blue Chip Growth. For example, one of my favorite Blue Chip Growth stocks, Fluor (FLR), is up over 40% in the last two weeks. There are hundreds of stocks that are down 40% this year!

Why do high-quality stocks rally during a bad economy? It’s simple. Investors place a greater emphasis on those stocks with rock-solid fundamentals. Another example is our newest Buy List stock, Southwestern Energy (SWN). Last quarter, Southwestern stunned Wall Street by announcing quarterly profit growth of—hold on to your hat—320%! Let’s just say that I don’t think they’ll be asking for a bailout anytime soon. All told, their profit total was more than 50% higher than what analysts were expecting.

It’s stocks like Fluor and Southwestern that have made Blue Chip Growth the premier investing service in America. Over the last 10 years, my Blue Chip Growth Buy List has tripled the rest of the market—and I think next year will be our best year yet. Join us today for the next 12 months for just $149. It’ll be the best decision you make.

I’m so confident that the stocks on my Blue Chip Growth Buy List are going to be the next market leaders, here’s what I’m going to do for you. I’m willing to make you a completely risk-free offer. If Blue Chip Growth doesn’t give you the returns you expect, you can cancel your subscription at anytime within the first six months and get all of your money back. Every single penny. No questions asked.

There are a lot of positive forces working for my Blue Chip Growth Buy List now. The Fed meets again on December 15-16, and I’m projecting a 75-basis-point cut, which could be the “trigger” that unleashes the trillions of dollars of cash on the sidelines back into the market. It’s also worth noting that the stocks I favor at Blue Chip Growth are still seeing huge profit growth and have incredibly low P/E ratios—which means they’re trading at bargain prices!

In a few weeks, a new president will move into the White House and we’re going to start hearing awful news from a lot of big-name companies (like the five I just mentioned). So be sure to unload those companies now. I almost forgot! When you sign up for Blue Chip Growth, I’ll send you my Special Report “257 Stocks to Sell Now” reserved exclusively for new subscribers! It’s a great resource, especially if you’re looking to pare down the flea-ridden stocks in your portfolio!

So join us at Blue Chip Growth today and let’s make 2009 a year to remember!

That’s all for this week. I’ll have the next issue of What’s Working on Wall Street Now next Thursday, December 11.

Sincerely,

Louis Navellier

P.S. I have a whole bunch of seminars coming up in January, so be sure to see if I'm going to be in your area. Admission is absolutely free, but I do ask that you RSVP. I hope to see you there!