Fellow Investor,
When you hear the Tortoise and the Hare fable, do you identify with the tortoise's "slow and steady wins the race" lesson? If you're not the kind of investor tempted by the next hot stock being touted on investment shows, I've got something you'll value.
 I asked Marc Gerstein, my go–to expert on stock performance, to identify strong companies that offer investors winning results in the long game. He looked for decent, steady companies with low–growth expectations and identified which ones have strong track records. Most are mature companies that would cause "hare" investors to yawn and pass over. But they allow you to sleep well at night while your portfolio reliably grows.
Marc believes the most promising stocks are those that are off the beaten path, and his latest research on the companies he predicts will have dependable growth is now available to you—FREE.
In this exclusive report you'll discover slow–but–steady stocks that "go–go" investors would overlook, such as:
- Pharmaceutical company with a good strategy to overcome patent–expiration woes. Because of the pressure facing the pharmaceutical sector to find new drugs to replace expiring patents, this company is often overlooked. But it has ten drugs in the pipeline, each with $1 billion in revenue potential. What's more, the company is diversified with medical equipment and branded consumer health care products, so it should ride the aging demographic wave with more success than it is given credit for. A mature, decent performer that currently yields 2.9%.
- Packaged food company transitioning to consumers' healthier eating preferences. This old standby is easy to underestimate. But it has been making some smart moves to capture new eating habits with successful new product development and smart acquisitions. This consistent performer has a 2.8% dividend yield.
- Get paid to wait while this medical distribution company captures the pet market. This non–sexy company got its start distributing dental products, and an aging population ensures this core business will continue to perform. But the company is poised to grow as it acquires lines of products in sectors on the cusp of significant growth, such as pet products and production animal products. Invest now and get a 2.3% dividend yield and future growth potential.
- And four more stocks Marc has identified as slow–growers with strong performance poised to pleasantly surprise Wall Street.
Sincerely,
Charles Morgan,
Associate Publisher
Forbes Investing Newsletters
Forbes Media LLC,
499 Washington Blvd
Jersey City, NJ 07310
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