Mr. Stephen W. Quickel

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  Read on to see how Steve describes his approach in his own words.Like US Investment Report, it is not long-winded but to-the-point and easy to follow.
  
  How US Investment Report Makes Money for Investors
  
  This is Stephen Quickel, Editor of US Investment Report.

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  Directed by Steve Quickel, USIR's in-house research is supplemented by company contacts and interviews with competitors, securities analysts and industry consultants.Mr. Quickel has managed USIR's stockpicking and portfolio strategy during the newsletter's entire ten years of publication.Prior to starting USIR, he was a longtime Senior Editor of Forbes, Managing Editor of Institutional Investor and Editor of Financial World.He holds and MBA from the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College.
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  Stephen Quickel brings you up-to-date on the stocks you're following, the current market conditions and actions to consider and moves to make now.
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  Stephen Quickel has managed the US Investment Report stock picking and portfolio strategy during the advisory service's entire ten years of publication.Prior to starting US Investment Report, Quickel was a long-time Senior Editor of Forbes, Managing Editor of Institutional Investor and Editor of Financial World.Quickel holds an MBA from the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College.
  
  "For decades, common stocks have outperformed other investments by a wide margin," Quickel says.

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  Stephen Quickel has managed the US Investment Report stock picking and portfolio strategy during the advisory service's entire ten years of publication.Prior to starting US Investment Report, Quickel was a long-time Senior Editor of Forbes, Managing Editor of Institutional Investor and Editor of Financial World.Quickel holds an MBA from the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College.
  
  "For decades, common stocks have outperformed other investments by a wide margin," Quickel says."In the 1990s, more than ever, stocks of growth industry leaders with strong earnings fundamentals are the front-runners.Concentrating on a small, highly select universe of 10 to 15 market share leaders in established double-digit growth industries is the key to US Investment Report's long-term track record."
  
  What are Hulbert Financial Digest Performance Ratings?
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  When Barron's wanted insight into today's markets, they turned to Stephen Quickel.After years as Senior Editor of Forbes, Institutional Investor and now the US Investment Report, Quickel is widely recognized as:
  
  "...a steady compass in a topsy-turvy market."
  
  Why is Steven Quickel the "Go To" advisor when Barron's wants to know what's ahead?
  
  7,894%
  
  That figure is, quite simply and incredibly, the total performance since 1990 of Stephen Quickel's Growth Leaders Portfolio.Such head-shakingly high returns can be hard to grasp.But think about the Nasdaq last decade - it roared ahead 1,142% -- and yet Quickel did seven times better!What does this mean?
  
  It means that a $10,000 portfolio shot over $6.5 million over the last decade! It means thousands of savvy investors are now "eagerly" following every one of Quickel's growth-sector stock picks.
  
  And now you can join these savvy investors with your FREE 30-Day Subscription that includes twice-monthly advisories, hotlines, and more!
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  How did Stephen Quickel manage to perform seven times better than the NASDAQ last decade?
  
  Quickel is a master at blending "Old Economy" stock-picking methods with "New Economy" stock opportunities.This is a crucial point.
  
  Quickel is like Warren Buffett in that he looks for dominant business franchises and companies that are moving to exert a leadership role in a big growth market.But unlike Buffett, Quickel has no fear of the technology sector.He sees today's tech leaders for what they are:
  
  Little companies with big ideas about creating a better tomorrow - and in that sense he sees them as no different from Henry Ford's auto industry in 1917.In short:
  
  New technology, great growth potential!
  
  So he screens for these emerging growth opportunities - wherever he can find them.And he's helped by a network of analysts, corporate executive, consultants and other experts around the world.These are people he has collected over three decades of analyzing the markets and being first to profit from new opportunities.
  
  And Quickel's readers have profited!Quickel has built three portfolios, each with a unique investing temperament.You'll find that one works well for you as a way to benchmark your own portfolio.
  
  Amazing returns can be yours - here's how:
  
  Twice a month, you'll receive instant email notification of each new issue of US Investment Report.Stephen Quickel brings you up-to-date on the stocks you're following, the current market conditions and actions to consider and moves to make now.
  
  You'll get these valuable investment resources in every issue:
  
  Three model portfolios - you'll find one that should be perfect for your investing style Buy and sell recommendations within the 14 most-profitable market sectors Complete analysis and commentary on a recommended stock Strategic investment advice and market analysis

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  Stephen Quickel was a long-time Senior Editor of Forbes, Managing Editor of Institutional Investor and Editor of Financial World.He has managed US Investment Report's stock picking and portfolio strategy during the newsletter's entire ten years of publication.Quite simply, USIR's track record is extraordinary.Starting with a portfolio valued at $100,000 in January of 1987, USIR's Aggressive (Technology) Growth Portfolio was valued at $3,853,203 as of January 17, 1996.USIR has achieved returns like this with a remarkably simple and disciplined strategy: Concentration in a small, highly select universe of 10 to 15 market share leaders in established double-digit growth industries. Sign up for a free trial subscription to Stephen Quickel's advisory letter, US Investment Report.

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  INVESTools: Trusted Advice for Independent Investors - [Cached Version]
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  Stephen Quickel was a long-time Senior Editor of Forbes, Managing Editor of Institutional Investor and Editor of Financial World.He has managed US Investment Report's stock picking and portfolio strategy during the newsletter's entire ten years of publication.

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  INVESTools: Trusted Advice for Independent Investors - [Cached Version]
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  Stephen Quickel was a long-time Senior Editor of Forbes, Managing Editor of Institutional Investor and Editor of Financial World.He has managed US Investment Report's stock picking and portfolio strategy during the newsletter's entire ten years of publication.Quite simply, USIR's track record is extraordinary.Starting with a portfolio valued at $100,000 in January of 1987, USIR's Aggressive (Technology) Growth Portfolio was valued at $3,853,203 as of January 17, 1996.USIR has achieved returns like this with a remarkably simple and disciplined strategy: Concentration in a small, highly select universe of 10 to 15 market share leaders in established double-digit growth industries. Take me to Stephen Quickel's newsletter, US Investment Report

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  Published on: 12/24/2001    Last Visited: 12/24/2001  

  Directed by Steve Quickel, USIRÕs in-house research is supplemented by company contacts and interviews with competitors, securities analysts and industry consultants.Mr. Quickel has managed USIRÕs stockpicking and portfolio strategy during the newsletterÕs entire ten years of publication.Prior to starting USIR, he was a longtime Senior Editor of Forbes, Managing Editor of Institutional Investor and Editor of Financial World.He holds and MBA from the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College.
  
  USIR has achieved returns like this with a remarkably simple and disciplined strategy: Concentration in a small, highly select universe of 10 to 15 market share leaders in established double digit growth industries.Both USIR Growth Portfolios are full of "household names" familiar to seasoned investors as leaders and emerging leaders in the most rapidly growing economic sectors.
  
  USIR subscribers are generally high net worth individuals who prefer to manage their own portfolios and seek a steady flow of fresh, successful stock picking ideas.As USIR's track record has gained prominence, a growing number of investment professionals have become subscribers, including registered reps, analysts and portfolio managers.The letter is published 24 times a year.

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  INVESTools: U.S. Investment Report Background Page - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/19/2001    Last Visited: 12/19/2001  

  Directed by Stephen Quickel, USIR's in-house research is supplemented by company contacts and interviews with competitors, securities analysts and industry consultants.Mr. Quickel has managed USIR's stockpicking and portfolio strategy during the newsletter's entire ten years of publication.Prior to starting USIR, he was a longtime Senior Editor of Forbes, Managing Editor of Institutional Investor and Editor of Financial World.He holds an MBA from the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College.
  
  Quite simply, USIR's track record is extraordinary.Starting with a portfolio valued at $100,000 in January 1987, USIR's Growth Leaders Portfolio was valued at $9,961,465 as of February 1998.For the same time period, USIR's Conservative Growth Portfolio grew from $100,000 to $2,300,175.The newest portfolio, inaugurated on July 1, 1995, has grown from an initial $100,000 investment to $3,257,778 in February 1998.
  
  USIR has achieved returns like this with a remarkably simple and disciplined strategy: Concentration in a small, highly select universe of 10 to 15 market share leaders in established double digit growth industries.
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  Investors can follow Mr. Quickel's proven methodology for producing superior long-term results with a subscription to the USIR, or with current and back issues of the newsletter (see below).
  
  The Principles Behind the USIR Approach
  
  Wise investment managers avoid slavish adherence to a single strategy in all markets.At times, the USIR portfolios best gains have not come from growth stocks, but from rallies in financial stocks, cyclical issues and asset plays.Yet the same basic approach guided Steve Quickel's portfolio decisions in those market sectors as well-namely, the concentration on a limited universe of dominant industry competitors capable of generating extra-strong earnings gains.The following is a recap of the principles that guide USIR in its growth-concentrated approach to portfolio management:
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  Mr. Quickel assembled this network and has expanded its technology focus since founding USIR.Thus the USIR Portfolios and Recommended List have drawn upon journalistic skills at spotting trends and overlooked opportunities as well as stockpicking and portfolio management skills.
  
  Stock Universe.The USIR Recommended List of over 100 stocks is the chief source of holdings in the USIR Growth Portfolios.Dozens of new stocks are screened out each month to ferret out fresh portfolio prospects.The best are added to the Portfolios as market opportunities arise, with all purchases announced to subscribers in advance so they can emulate USIRs moves.

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  INVESTools: U.S. Investment Report Background Page - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/13/2001    Last Visited: 1/13/2001  

  Directed by Stephen Quickel, USIR's in-house research is supplemented by company contacts and interviews with competitors, securities analysts and industry consultants.Mr. Quickel has managed USIR's stockpicking and portfolio strategy during the newsletter's entire ten years of publication.Prior to starting USIR, he was a longtime Senior Editor of Forbes, Managing Editor of Institutional Investor and Editor of Financial World.He holds an MBA from the Amos Tuck School at Dartmouth College.
  
  Quite simply, USIR's track record is extraordinary.Starting with a portfolio valued at $ 100, 000 in January 1987, USIR's Growth Leaders Portfolio was valued at $ 9, 961, 465 as of February 1998.For the same time period, USIR's Conservative Growth Portfolio grew from $ 100, 000 to $ 2, 300, 175.The newest portfolio, inaugurated on July 1, 1995, has grown from an initial $ 100, 000 investment to $ 3, 257, 778 in February 1998.
  
  USIR has achieved returns like this with a remarkably simple and disciplined strategy : Concentration in a small, highly select universe of 10 to 15 market share leaders in established double digit growth industries.
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  Investors can follow Mr. Quickel's proven methodology for producing superior long-term results with a subscription to the USIR, or with current and back issues of the newsletter (see below).
  
  The Principles Behind the USIR Approach
  
  Wise investment managers avoid slavish adherence to a single strategy in all markets.At times, the USIR portfolios best gains have not come from growth stocks, but from rallies in financial stocks, cyclical issues and asset plays.Yet the same basic approach guided Steve Quickel's portfolio decisions in those market sectors as well-namely, the concentration on a limited universe of dominant industry competitors capable of generating extra-strong earnings gains.The following is a recap of the principles that guide USIR in its growth-concentrated approach to portfolio management :.
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  Mr. Quickel assembled this network and has expanded its technology focus since founding USIR.Thus the USIR Portfolios and Recommended List have drawn upon journalistic skills at spotting trends and overlooked opportunities as well as stockpicking and portfolio management skills.
  
  Stock Universe.The USIR Recommended List of over 100 stocks is the chief source of holdings in the USIR Growth Portfolios.Dozens of new stocks are screened out each month to ferret out fresh portfolio prospects.The best are added to the Portfolios as market opportunities arise, with all purchases announced to subscribers in advance so they can emulate USIRs moves.

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  Published on: 9/7/2004    Last Visited: 9/7/2004  

  Stephen Quickel, editor of the US Investment Report, articulates this widely held belief: "Technically speaking, the market is in a rally mode, with confirmed advances and no serious distribution by institutions."

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