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4/11/12 It's Gonna Be Obama-Romney After All... how will the market respond?

After selling off for several days in a row, the market got a little bounce today thanks to better-than-expected numbers (and outlook) from Alcoa in its earnings report and conference call yesterday afternoon. more

Our Investment Philosophy

Recent Media Appearances

Thanks to the newsletter's longevity and track record, Editor Nate Pile is often quoted in the popular press.

Some of the most recent conversations are featured below:

Interview at The San Francisco MoneyShow Aug '11 (video)

...and you can see others in the "Media Appearances" portion of the websitemore

Nate's Notes in Limitless

Visit the updated Nate's Notes page on Facebook (and don't forget to "like" so you can get future updates when we start to incorporate "facebook" into our publishing routine in a few weeks) to learn more about Nate's Notes' appearance last year in the movie Limitless (starring Robert De Niro, Bradley Cooper, and Abbie Cornish).

Nate's Notes was selected to make this cameo "based on its long-term track record and ability to lend credibility to the movie's story-line as a top-performing newsletter," and given that Nate's Notes has always focused on substance over style, it was an honor to have the newsletter singled out for those specific reasons.

Check it out here!

Risk Management Guide

One of the keys to dramatically growing your wealth is managing the downside risk. In this lesson, our team will show you key nuggets of wisdom learned in nearly two-and-a-half decades of following the markets. more

Info on Covered Calls

This short guide will help novice investors gain a much better understanding of the short-term profitable power and manageable risk in trading options. Please note that covered calls are NOT part of the underlying strategy used in Nate's Notes - this guide is intended to be used as an educational piece for investors looking to expand their options (no pun intended) beyond the realm of "just" stocks and ETFs.more

Latest Question & Answer

Why are there so many biotech and high-tech stocks in the newsletter?

A   In a nutshell, these are the industries of tomorrow, and thus they are the industries where we are most likely to see above average growth rates when compared to other more mature industries.