I've been with Zacks for 20+ years and very little surprises me anymore. But the results of some of our stock-picking strategies, one of which gained +56.7% per year since 2000, are pretty astonishing.

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Yes, They're Free: Daily Picks from Zacks' Best Strategies

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"This is like a license to print money." - Bill C.

Fellow Investor,

One of our top stock strategies, called Big Money Zacks, racked up an amazing gain of +56.7% per year since 2000. That's over 7 times the S&P's return of +7.7% per year over the same time period.

Its secret? A price momentum screen that finds stocks on the move. It looks for the top percentage price gainers over the last 1 month, 3 month, and 6 month periods.Then it adds in a low Price to Sales ratio to give you a list of movers that are still considered bargains.

For the next 2 weeks, you can access the daily stock picks from Big Money Zacks along with several of Zacks' other proprietary strategies absolutely free. No credit card required.

Many of these strategies were almost as spectacular as Big Money Zacks since 2000 . . .

• Technical Analysis & Fundamental Analysis Winners scaled +50.2%
• Filtered Zacks Rank5 shot up +48.4%
• Small-Cap Growth soared +44.3%
• Value Method 1 boomed +44.2%

And the S&P 500 only averaged +7.7% per year.

Today you can access Buy Lists from them all without cost or obligation to buy anything now or ever.

In fact, the Top 10 strategies substantially outperformed the market with an average gain of +36.8% per year.

The following chart covers the past 25 years including three recessions. The average yearly gains speak for themselves:

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• 1. Daily buy lists from these strategies. Try our Research Wizard stock selection program for 2 weeks absolutely free. It will give you access to stock lists from our proven winners in mere seconds at the touch of a button. It also allows you to modify our strategies or create your own.
• 2. The formulas behind the strategies are spelled out in our Special Report, Zacks' Top 10 Stock Screening Strategies that Make Money. Today you are invited to download it for free.

Go ahead. Download the Top 10 Strategies report which includes the Big Money Zacks strategy that gained +56.7% since 2000, view the stocks from our daily buy lists and find your own winners, too. No obligation.

Sincerely,

Kevin Matras
Executive Vice President

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