Presidential Profits for Your Portfolio

A sea of change is headed our way politically and economically come November. As the 2008 political primaries begin to wind down, Americans are getting one step closer to finding out who will move into 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

On the democratic side, the platform is still up for grabs. Whoever wins the democratic nomination will be headlining a ticket that looks to increase domestic spending and decrease defense spending. In fact, President Bush’s $3.1 trillion budget may be the last trip to the well for top stocks like Lockheed Martin (LMT) and Northrop Grumman (NOC). And watch out oil companies: If a Democrat wins the Oval Office, your generous tax breaks will likely dry up!

Moving across the aisle, John McCain has clinched the Republican nomination. Even President Bush–his one time adversary—has given him his official presidential nod. A renegade in a mostly conforming party of the right, John McCain, too, represents change.

Under a McCain administration, the defense industry will surely benefit when a war hero takes the oath. According to McCain, we may be in Iraq for the next 100 years or so to get this right. If so, it’s gravy train time for defense industry stocks! Also under McCain, domestic programs for baby boomers should be secure as the septuagenarian will be sympathetic to retirees. And there’s definitely no doubt about it: Building that 1,920 mile-long wall on our border with Mexico will certainly help with infrastructure stocks!

The point is: Change is coming. Here’s how to profit no matter who wins the White House.

Political Change Is Coming. Is Your Portfolio Ready?

Let’s face it. There’s a lot on voters minds this election year. Home prices are falling, bank losses are rising, and oil and gas prices are hitting new record levels. In this type of economic “Darwinism,” only the strongest stocks shall survive. Those are stocks that prosper in this changing political environment.

See, despite the subprime sell-off, the credit crunch and skyrocketing high oil prices, the stocks in my Blue Chip Growth Letter continued to deliver outstanding profits for readers in 2007.

In fact, our entire portfolio finished the year up 29.8%. And we expect stocks like Google (GOOG), Apple (AAPL), and America Movil (AMOVF) to continue to pile on the profits for our readers this election year. They’ve been stellar for us with triple-digit gains, respectively, since we added them to the Blue Chip Growth Buy List—thanks to our 8-point proprietary stock rating system we developed more than two decades ago. Get the details on how to access a free trial of my stock rating system right here!

See, the millions of dollars we spent developing it have continually proven themselves out, not only delivering 5,163% cumulative returns in 23 years but also beating the S&P 500 by over $3-to-$1 for the past 10 years. Talk about great stock advice!

Frankly, no other investment newsletter advisory in the country spends as much money on stock research as we do. And thanks to our 8-point stock rating system we developed more than two decades ago, we’re able to separate the winners from the losers, year after year. This selectivity has become the vortex of our success–proving beyond doubt that you can eliminate much of the risk of the market and profit handsomely despite what is going on in the overall economy.

So, no matter who backs up the moving van in Washington this fall, here at Blue Chip Growth, we’re entering 2008 with even greater expectations, despite the risks most investors will face in the months ahead!

At Blue Chip Growth, we stake our reputation on every investment we make and will return your money if we fail to meet your expectations. Our goal is to hand our readers 35% to 50% gains every 12 months. It’s a vow I’ve kept for more than two decades. When the numbers say to sell, we’ll do it quickly-profit or loss. We never fall in love with stocks nor do we stick with losers. This is how we’ve beaten the S&P 500 $3-to-$1 over the past 10 years. With nearly 80% of our current holdings winners, and our average gain 46%, we’re clearly well on our way to meet our 2008 annual goal, proving again that our investment in research continues to pay off for our readers!