| • | The Hottest Technology Companies | | • | The Best Global Stocks | | • | The Hottest Healthcare Companies | | • | And More… | Fellow Investor, The January issue of Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street is ready for your viewing online now and you don’t want to miss it. Inside is a review of some of the hottest stocks to own in 2010. The launch of Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street was just a few short months ago, but it is already a big hit with our fast-growing membership.  You see each month Maria brings you front-row access to her “Elite Eight” pros — 8 of Wall Street’s top investors, who will give you practical advice, specific stock recommendations and ongoing encouragement when you join us now.
The theme for the premiere issue was “ global brands at bargain prices,” headlined by global investing expert Clark Winter (Chief Investment Officer of SK Capital Partners) and five star fund manager David Winters (Portfolio Manager at the Wintergreen Fund). And so far their picks are really showing what they’re made of. Hot global picks in that issue included Coca-Cola FEMSA, the distributor of Coke products in Mexico, and multi-national food giant Nestle. Here’s your “sneak peek” at
more of 2010’s Hot Buys In our second issue of Wall Street, we focused on the world’s greatest growth engine: Technology. Since Maria says Dan Niles (co-chief investment officer at Alpha One Capital Partners) can size up a tech stock “better than practically anybody I know,” she dialed his number first to learn the best technology stocks to buy right now. After all, many tech stocks have had a great run since March, and as you’ll discover in the most recent issue of Wall Street, Dan tells us:  |  The stock market has jumped more than 60% off its lows. So does this mean it’s back to business — and investing — as usual?
Don’t count on it. I have the privilege of talking with the best minds of the business and investing worlds, and many caution that things may never return to the “old normal.” But in the long run, that may not be a bad thing. Consumers are paying off debt. Contractors caught in the real estate crash are vowing “never again.” And investors are pledging to take more responsibility in making their own investment decisions. That is something I heartily applaud! You can’t just sit there and wait for wealth to find you. You’ve got to seek it out yourself. But you need to do your homework. And that’s where my new investing newsletter, Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street comes in… I know your time is precious and in today’s market you’re looking for experts and resources you can trust. That’s why I’ve assembled a team of investing pros to bring you continuous stock advice, sector analysis, and so much more. It’s this hand-picked team that makes Wall Street so unique—all are seasoned investors with a documented record of spot-on market calls and enviable portfolio performance.
Together, we’ll be here for you every step of the way guiding you through today’s market events and giving you the tools you need to help you become a more successful investor. I’d be honored to have you join us. 
| |  | “The torch is being passed from the PC-oriented or handset-oriented companies that did well earlier in the year to the companies that are in networking/enterprise, or storage, or servers, along with the companies that service the industrial sector.” Dan provides his specific picks and pans in the pages of Wall Street. Plus: - See how a top pro like Dan Niles approaches one of investing’s toughest decisions — when to sell a stock that’s up or down.
- Read his outlook for the volatile solar-power stock sector.
- And discover why this tech stock maven is now also keeping a close eye on opportunities in industrial giants like 3M and Honeywell.
All this and much more — including our entire portfolio of 21 stocks — is available online now when you join us at Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street. You’ll have instant access to the just-posted January issue filled with Maria’s take on the Top 5 Stories to watch in 2010, plus Maria sits down with Bill Nygren, manager of three very successful Oakmark mutual funds that on average doubled the S&P 500 last year, to get his outlook for 2010 — including two new stock recommendations for the new year. Best of all, this jam-packed January issue is waiting for you online now. So what are you waiting for? Join us and get started now. (Details here.) Maria is not a stock guru and she doesn’t “play one on television,” either She’s not an investing expert, and will never pretend to be one. But thanks to her many years in the business, she does know the giants of the investing world. She has carefully cultivated relationships with many of them. And she knows how to interview them to get the very best they have to offer. At Wall Street, don’t expect Maria to make any overblown promises. No breathless rant about some Chinese telecom stock you simply must buy by next Thursday. And she won’t talk about “money-doublers,” unless her Wall Street members have actually earned them. You see, Maria believes if she gives you unfettered access to her world…if she shares Bob Doll’s, Bill Miller’s and Michael Price’s current advice and top stock picks…if she includes you in the conversation when Jim Rogers talks commodities or George Soros talks about the dollar… …you will become a more successful investor. And I guarantee you’ll find that success at Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street. For a limited-time:
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