7 Stocks Warren Buffett & Peter Lynch Would Love

Fellow Investor, Legendary investors Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch understand a key principle about stocks that most investors do not: The distinction between growth and value is a farce. To Buffett, ALL investing is value investing, and a company's growth prospects are just one component of gauging value. To Lynch, who popularized the term GARP (growth at a reasonable price), companies with sustainable growth potential are only attractive if they're reasonably valued. Their insights have made them the giants they are now: Buffett, Forbes' 3rd richest man in the world and Lynch, well, his success put Fidelity on the map. Since my computer days at MIT (I was a member of the Artificial Intelligence lab) I've been able to turn these legends' known investment criteria into computer models that pinpoint stocks with the right mix of "value" and "growth" to outperform the market for the last 10 years running. I'm proud to say that the results have been phenomenal: my Lynch portfolio has gained 242% since its inception in early 2003, more than doubling the S&P 500's 106.7% return. My Buffett approach, on the other hand, has gained 156% since its inception in late 2003. Today, I'd like to help you do the same. I've just uncovered 7 "Buffett–and Lynch–inspired" stocks with huge profit potential—and I'd like to give you the names of every one of them FREE. Please download my special report 7 Stocks Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch Would Love, with my compliments. When you do, you'll discover the names of: The specialty athletic retailer that has increased annual earnings at a rapid 41% clip over the long term and big decline in gas prices should give consumers more money to spend on the discretionary–type items it sells. It has achieved this growth with very little debt. Super value and big profits ahead! This little–known, Delaware–based financial data provider with exceptionally high–quality earnings and a steady, consistent EPS growth rate of around 38%. This firm is flushed with cash and trades for just 13.1 times earnings. Load up! This California–based energy drink manufacturer with fundamentals you can't beat. It has zero long–term debt, an impressive average return on equity of 34% over 10 years and earnings that are continuously growing. This firm gets a 100% score in my Buffett–based model—a real gem! Get the names of all 3 of these high–quality investments—plus 4 more superior stocks Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch would love—absolutely FREE in my brand–new Special Report, 7 Stocks Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch Would Love. Download it now! John Reese Editor,Validea Hotlist

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