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Welcome to...

GHL
STOCK
ALERT!

My
name is Gary C. Halbert and I am about to reveal the
details to you of three low-priced stocks I believe
have a tremendous upside potential. I, myself, have
purchased shares in each of these companies.

However,
that does not mean you should invest in these
stocks. Just because I believe the price of a certain
stock is going to go up, doesn't mean it is a dead
certainty which will turn out to be true. There are
always factors in the near and distant future which
are virtually unknowable before they manifest
themselves. Therefore, you should never invest
any money in the stock market if the loss of that
money would cause you undue discomfort or
inconvenience. If you invest in any of these stocks,
you could lose part or all of your investment.

But,
you could also make a bundle!

I'll
reveal the names and details of my three stock picks
for this month just a few paragraphs from now. But
first, it will be useful if you understand a little
about why I have chosen to invest in these particular
three stocks.

First,
I have a rule for myself and, that rule is...

Buy Only Stocks Listed

On One Of The Three Major

Stock Exchanges!

The
reason for that rule? Simple: You see, I realize I'm never
going to make any money by buying
stocks. I'm only going to make money when I sell
my stocks. And, when I'm ready to sell, I want to make
damn sure whomever wants to buy can easily find quotes
and other details of the stocks I want to sell. In other
words, I have no interest (at least currently) in
messing around with any stocks... unless... they are
listed in the Wall
Street Journal,Barron's or Investor's
Business Daily.

Believe
it or not, that rule alone eliminates hundreds of
thousands of stocks. Here in America, aside from the
three major exchanges, you can buy OTC
(Over-The-Counter) stocks, "pink sheet" stocks
(ask your broker if you're interested) and stocks from
all sorts of other sources. You can also buy stocks
listed on the Toronto Exchange and all the European and
Asian exchanges.