3/19/2013

In my previous blog I just told you that if you would have piggybacked any Billionaire Activist Investor’s 13D Filing made between 2006-2012 you would have made a 20% return in less than a year. This 20% return is almost 5 times what the S&P 500 returned between 2006-2012 (The S&P 500 returned 4% a year between 2006-2012).

Yet even better, using the methodology that I employ in my Billionaires Portfolio, your average return would increase to an incredible 72% a year. So basically you can buy every stock from our incredible text alert service and you would make a nice profit of 20% or you can subscribe to my Billionaires Portfolio, and make 72% a year!!!!

To put this in perspective a $20,000 account would be worth more than $13 Million Dollars in just 12 years time using the methodology I use in The Billionaires Portfolio. Again by piggybacking the worlds best Billionaire Activist investors and Hedge Funds using the methodology I use in The Billionaire Portfolio would make you a multi millionaire!!!!

To sign up for any of our amazing services please go to www.billionairesportfolio.com

Will Meade
Editor of The Billionaires Portfolio

3/19/2013

I just finished one of the most extensive studies on Activist Billionaire Investors and Billionaire Hedge Funds ever done in the indsutry. I looked at every 13D Filing (when an investor reports a 5% or more ownership in a stock) that was made by an Billionaire Activist Investor. Remember an Activist Investor is an investor or hedge fund that states in writing or verbally that he/she wants to change something with the company that he/she filed the 13D on (examples of this are: when the Billionaire investor states that he wants the company to sell itself, force the top management out, or force the company to sell some assets or patents).

There were 385 Activist 13D Filings filed between 2006 through 2012, and the average return on each 13D filing was an incredible 20% a year versus 4% a year in the S&P 500 during the same period.

What this means is that if you would have piggybacked any Activist Billionaire who made a 13D Filing between 2006-2012, you would have made a 20% return in less than a year.

Again just by piggybacking any random 13D Filing made by a Billionaire Activist Investor over the last 7 years, would have netted you a 20% return in a one year period.

This is an amazing statistic since you would have crushed the stock market by 16% percent a year over the last 7 years by just simply piggybacking an Activist Billionaire Investor’s 13D Filing.

So how do you know when an Activist Billionaire Investor or Hedge Fund files a 13D, easy, you sign up for our real time text alerts service at www.billionairesportfolio.com.

Our text alert service is the only real time alert system that focuses exclusively on Activist Billionaire Hedge Funds or Investors that have filed 13D’s. Our staff combs through hundreds of 13D filings filed each month, and only picks out the 13D Filings made by Activist Billionaire Hedge Funds and Investors, all in real time.

Will Meade
Editor of The Billionaires Portfolio

3/15/2013

Over the last couple of months, on this blog I have written articles on the secrets and investing strategies of the World’s greatest Billionaire investors and Hedge Funds.

Furthermore the subscribers to my service are up as much as 30% in our Billioniares Portfolio in less than 6 months, triple the stock markets return, and we are still holding some cash in our portfolio.

The Billionaires Portfolio is crushing the stock market, my subscribers accounts are up $20,000, $50,000 and we have one person up $100,000 in only 6 months. The service is only $299, a bargain really, and remember you can trade options on these stocks as well, so you could be up as much as 300%.

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Because I have been giving out free information small cap stock picks, options picks, leveraged ETF picks which have all made money I will now be limiting that information to my subscribers only.

Remember all those juicy option picks I have coming up, that could make 500% in just a couple of weeks, you will not see those anymore unless you are a subscriber.

Thanks

Will Meade
Editor of The Billionaires Portfolio

3/14/2013

First why would you want to build your own hedge fund?

1) Because the top hedge funds (the top 5%) have returned over 36% annualized over the last 15 years versus 4% annualized in the S&P 500. To put this in perspective if you would have put just $10,000 (everyone has 10K in their retirement account right?) 15 years ago in the world’s top hedge funds you would have $1,000,000 today. That’s right you would be a millionaire today off just a $10,000 initial investment.

2) You can’t invest with the top Hedge Funds because they are only for the mega rich, you need a minimum of $10 million dollars in cash to invest with the top hedge funds.

3) When you build your own Hedge Fund it allows you the ability to profit in any market, Bull or Bear Stock Markets, and in any asset class. Basically it is a cash machine that will consistently produce 30% plus returns every single year.

4) Your Mutual Fund and Stock Broker can not and does not have the ability to build a hedge fund for you, I will tell you why in a second, also these same mutual funds and stock brokers still charge you a management fee and commission even if you lose money, so basically when you invest in a mutual fund or with a stock broker you always lose and they always win. Remember a Hedge Fund is different, a Hedge Fund Manager only gets paid when he makes a profit for his investors, novel concept huh?

The Secret Ingredients to building your own Hedge Fund

1) The ability to Short the Market, or short asset classes such as commodities, real estate or bonds. Your mutual fund can not do this, that is why you lost money in 2008 and 2011.
2) The ability to buy any asset class in the world at any time, again mutual funds just buy stocks and bonds, they do not buy oil, gold, currencies etc. That is why they miss out on the huge returns that Hedge Fund Managers produce, because a lot of times the best investments are not in stocks or bonds but are in commodities and foreign currencies.
3) Leverage, by far the most important ingredient. By law under the SEC, mutual funds are not allowed to use a lot of leverage or any, therefore they can not generate the same returns that the top Hedge Fund Managers use, Hedge fund use a minimum of 2x to 3x leverage or 200% or 300% leverage on their investments, mutual funds use 100 to 130% leverage, a tiny amount compared to what the top hedge fund use. So if your mutual fund returned 15% last year on stock, a hedge fund that invests in the same stock would have returned 30% to 45% a huge difference in returns.

So those are the ingredients.

After 12 years of working in the Hedge Fund Business, I can finally say the retail investor is on equal footing with the top hedge funds now, due to these new products.

Put it this way I built my own Hedge Fund with just a $10,000 account, using these new products that any retail trader can use with any online brokerage account, and the results are amazing. I backtested the results going back to 2008.

Unfortunately due to regulations I can not publicly post these returns, but I do promise they are eye popping and even better than the 36% annualized returns I talked about above, but if you would like to email at wmeade@purealpharesearch, I am allowed to give each person a copy of the returns, the products I used to get these returns and the strategy.

Will Meade
Editor of The Billionaires Portfolio

3/13/2013

I just received some nice comments from a reporter who has worked at some of the biggest publications in the world The New York Times and Fortune. This reporter said that it absolutely looked like the Barrons writer, Andrew Bary, stole my idea about Buffett buying Bed Bath and Beyond on this blog a month ago.

Again this shows you the power of the Billionaires Portfolio, when you piggyback the stock picks of the world’s best Billionaire Investors and Hedge Funds you are always early to the party. You will always catch stocks well before the analyst’s on wall street or the mainstream media write about them, this is why this is such a valuable service.

Another example I will share with you, I recommended a $5 Financial stock that is actually a member of the S&P 500 to my subscribers in late September of 2012, this stock has already doubled and Barrons just recently featured this stock in their publication at a 100% higher price than what my subscribers paid for the same stock.

Will Meade
Editor of The Billionaires Portfolio

3/13/2013

Imagine this scenario, an investing strategy where you can double or triple your money in less than 2 months, and you can implement this strategy for as little as a $150 investment furthermore this strategy profits regardless of where the stock moves or where the overall market goes, sound interesting?

Well this type of strategy is called a Options Strangle. An Options Strangle is an options strategy that allows the investor to gain on significant moves either up or down in a stock’s price it consists of buying an equal number of call and put options with the same expiration date but with different strike prices.
Basically its a really cheap way to make a lot of money in a stock that is probably going to move significantly up or down in the next couple of months.

The secret to making huge returns on Option Strangles is to use volatile stocks or stocks that move on news, and the best type of stocks for this are Biotech stocks. I have two juicy Biotech straddle trades that you can invest for as little as $150, and both of these could triple or go up 300% in less than two months.

Again Remember the great thing about option strangles is they are cheap, my new biotech strangle trade costs only $150, and it can make you more than 300% in less than two months.

Why is this a Billionaires Strategy? because Goldman Sachs uses the Options Strangle Strategy exclusively for their clients, and to be client of Goldman Sachs exclusive trading research you have to have a minimum net worth of $25 Million!!!!

So To find out more about this Billionaires secret the options strangle, and the exact biotech options strangle trade I am talking about email me at wmeade@purealpharesearch.com

Will Meade
Editor of The Billionaires Portfolio

3/13/2013

Interesting 13D filing last Friday by First BioMed, a Billion dollar hedge fund, they disclosed an 8.8% stake in the biotech company Vivus ($VVUS). First BioMed also filed a proxy with this 13D, stating that they want to replace the company’s entire board. First BioMed said in the filing that they are concerned about the company’s strategy and the failure of its launch of Qsymia (its new weight loss drug) six month’s ago. First BioMed also stated that they are focused on fixing the company’s strategy on marketing Qsymia in both the U.S. and Europe.

What’s so great about 13D filings is that the filing actually tells you what price the hedge fund paid for the stock that they recently acquired. In this case First BioMed acquired more than 8.8% of Vivus at an average price of around $11.

So what do we make of all this, we have a top Billion Dollar Hedge Fund, BioMed acquiring a huge stake in a $10 biotech company, and the hedge fund is also taking a stance against the company trying to replace the board, and fix the company’s strategy. I think makes the stock very interesting now, Vivus has dropped from $30 to around $11 over the last 8 months, on the disappointment of the company’s sales for its new weight loss drug. So there is some value here and if First BioMed can actually fix the company’s strategy and improve the sales of its new weight loss drug, I think this could be a $21 stocks and that’s a great risk reward trade.

That is the great thing about following activist Billion dollar hedge funds, when they file a 13D and a proxy contest, it usually puts a bottom in on the stock, and in this case, I think the bottom is in at Vivus around $10. So what is the best way to trade this stock probably options, or using a stop loss.

If you believe that the Billion dollar hedge fund BioMed, with its almost 9% ownership of Vivus, can change Vivus and make it profitable then the stock offers compelling risk reward. You put a stop in a little below $10 at $9.75, and with this new catalyst of First BioMed’s ownership and proxy contest and the stock could easily hit $21, then you are risking $2 dollars to make $10, and thats an incredible 5 to 1 risk reward.

Will Meade
Editor of the Billionaires Portfolio

3/12/2013

Folks you wont believe this, one of the featured writers, Andrew Bary, in Barron’s this weekend stole my idea from this blog..

Here is Andrew Bary’s article that he wrote last weekend on 3/09/13
http://online.barrons.com/article/SB50001424052748704836204578340321075970836.html#articleTabs_article%3D1

Now remember on this Blog, I wrote and article on 2/14/2013, a month previous to the Barron’s Article,

H.J. Heinz Company (HNZ): The Simple Formula That Warren Buffett Uses To Pick Stocks

Where I said the most likely acquisition target for Warren Buffett would be Bed Bath and Beyond ($BBBY).

Well guess what Mr. Bary, this weekend in Barrons, titled his piece a month after mine: “Could Bed Bath and Beyond be Buffett Bait”..

Gee sound familiar.. Isn’t amazing that one of the biggest and most powerful financial publications in the world has to get their ideas from my blog..

I guess I should be flattered.. I know I am good but wow I didn’t realize I was so good that Barron’s and their ivy league Wall Street writers would copy my ideas from www.billionairesportfolio.com

Will Meade
Editor of the Billionaires Portfolio.

3/12/2013

I am telling you for the fourth time on this blog, please stop trying to bottom fish Apple ($APPL). Apple will not bottom as I have told you till $350. Every analyst and Wall Street hack has lost money on this stock because they think investing is easy, they think all you do is buy a great stock when it’s down in price. Guess what if it was that easy everyone would make money in the market and mutual funds would beat the market.

As you know 90% of all mutual funds over a 5 year period underperform the market, and most investors 99% underperform the market. Investing is hard trust me, there are the most brilliant people in the world that are professionals that get paid to invest in the market. They went to Harvard, Stanford, MIT, they have perfect SAT’s, trust me its a hard game and a competitive game.

So stop thinking Apple ($APPL) is a buy, its a sell its going to $350, especially when the worst guru in the business Dennis Gartman goes on CNBC, and says he is buying Apple.

Dennis Gartman is a failure, He could not raise money for a hedge fund, he is not a genius, he is and he is usually wrong on his market calls. So for the last time stop trying to bottom fish Apple ($AAPL), and make money the easy way by piggy backing the world’s best Billionaire Investors and Hedge Funds, at www.billionairesportfolio.com.

Will Meade
Editor of the Billionaires Portfolio

3/11/2013

Warren Buffett did his quarterly kiss-ass fest with CNBC last week, and was asked by CNBC reporter Becky “hot legs, but not brain” Quick if he would buy Apple ($AAPL).

Buffett said that he had talked to Steve Jobs many times over the years about Apple, but that he was always concerned about the company’s huge cash pile. Also Buffett,as you know, has never invested in or will invest in technology companies, even though many people have argued that Apple is really a retail company.

But the most interesting point of the whole portion on Apple, was Buffett’s point that he did not like Apple because it held too much cash, which is something I think the everyday investor would think is a positive, too much cash.

See Warren Buffett, like him or not, is the greatest evaluator of companies that has ever lived, and he understands that the most important concept in investing is Return On Capital. Cash has a zero return on capital right now, so Apple is earning zero yes zero % on all of the cash the company is holding. That is not what a Billionaire Investor, like Warren Buffett wants to see, he wants a company using all of its cash to put back into into its company’s operations, and he wants to see that cash produce at least a 15% return on capital.

So bottom line Warren Buffett would absolutely not buy Apple, and nor should you, because the company is earning 0% on all of its cash, instead the company should be plowing that cash back into new products, or at worst buying its stock back, which could produce a 15% annualized return on capital.

That brings me to an exciting piece of news, a good friend of mine who was a top reporter in New York City just sent me over the most extensive collection of interviews and quotes on Warren Buffett I have ever seen in my life its over 100 pages and he has given me exclusive permission to use this.

Basically this file has has every interview Buffett has ever done and every investing advice Warren Buffett has ever dispensed in public over the last 40 years.

I read it this weekend and bottom line its amazing.

Therefore I am thinking of giving it away free as an ebook to anyone who subscribes to the Billionaires Portfolio for a year. I think this file is easily worth thousands of dollars because of all the incredible investing knowledge that Buffett has given over the years.

There is one interview from Forbes in the 1980’s where Buffett says that he guarantees that he could make 50% a year in the stock market every year, by just using a few simple techniques. Imagine if you could make 50% a year!!

Like always if you have any suggestions or questions please email me at wmeade@purealpharesearch.com

Will Meade
Editor of The Billionaires Portfolio
www.billioniaresportfolio.com