IF ONLY you’d bought Google, right? Not at $500 a share but at $100, where it started trading, just 3 years ago this week.



We found it, curiously, not in China but in Israel.

AND BEST OFALL, it still trades at around $7.

How We Connect

GOOGLE changed how we connect to the Web.

YOUTUBE made that connection visual. (An idea worth $1.65 billion to Google, as I’m sure you’ll recall.)

FACEBOOK changed the way we connect TO EACH OTHER via the Web. It was the next logical progression. Obvious, in retrospect.

Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, high-tech’s new 23-year-old prince, just turned down a $1 billion offer from Yahoo. Rightly so: Facebook’s growth rate is 3% PER WEEK. When the company does go public, it’ll be the biggest deal since Google in 2004.

BUT YOU MAY HAVE TO WAIT YEARS for Facebook’s IPO and who knows if you’ll get a bargain.

IN THE MEANTIME Facebook just made its first acquisition. And that’s where our undiscovered instant messaging service in Israel comes in, as you’ll see.
************************ADVERTISEMENT************************

LOWEST-EVER PRICE

Global Growth beats the domestic market by over
10-to-one—and has done since 1997.
Try Global Growth today at our lowest-ever price:
just $999.


This offer is valid until midnight tonight.

************************************************************

Putting Some Emoticon
Into It


I want you to understand why Facebook is already so successful because it reveals how the NEXT logical step can be so profitable.

Facebook essentially started as a college yearbook. Because very few freshmen know one another (remember?) this was a simple, electronic piece of social infrastructure. Almost overnight, it became the main highway of social life on campus.

It shuttled messages, it kept your friends close, it kept you in the loop and allowed you to get more out of your connections then you ever thought possible.

THIRTY-FIVE MILLION users later, this is no college frat house. I dare you: open a Facebook account this afternoon, if you haven’t already. You’ll reconnect with hundreds of friends you simply lost track of over the years. It’s addictive, though, so please finish reading THIS URGENT MESSAGE FIRST!

************************ADVERTISEMENT************************

LOWEST-EVER PRICE

Global Growth beats the domestic market by over
10-to-one—and has done since 1997.
Try Global Growth today at our lowest-ever price:
just $999.


This offer is valid until midnight tonight.

************************************************************

Zuckerberg just made his first acquisition, as I mentioned, and it is very revealing. Parakey is a tiny start-up founded by Firefox creator Blake Ross. What’s Parakey? A platform that turns the Web into a place where you keep your “stuff,” meet your friends, and stay in touch with the world on your terms.

SO HERE WE ARE, adding information-management BACK to social networking through the acquisition of Parakey. That trumps Google, right there.

THE NEXT STEP is to make this personal virtual coffee shop a manageable part of 35 million people’s lives. And that’s where our $7 stock, based in Israel comes in.

This tiny company sells emoticons, among other things like sound effects, animations, even “nudges” that shake the whole screen.

Stop! What’s an emoticon? Here’s one: :-) This is the first electronic smiley face used widely in Instant Messaging, and it dates from 1982. Here’s a more recent one: :-0 This one is the milk mustache emoticon being used by The Milk Marketing Board. Ah—yes, the possibilities are limitless! Imagine an emoticon THAT IS PERSONAL TO YOU. That would be a considerable revenue-driver, I think you’d agree.

Even better, this company ensures that no salesmen, eavesdroppers or other unsavory types enter your personal virtual coffee shop. Without this security, the Facebook lifestyle doesn’t work.

Now let’s look at the numbers.

By The Numbers
Our tiny Tel-Aviv company trades on the Nasdaq at around $7 today, down from $10 after the recent sub-prime panic, but up from $4 about a year ago.

Revenues have soared from $7.4 million in 2005 to $11 million this year but earnings are only just beginning to show up. The business model is now advertising-driven as well as subscription-based. Ad revenue is growing 7-fold over last year.

There’s a big year ahead: our company is in the thick of the China Olympics, selling its anti-spam and personalization technology in Chinese language versions.

From $7 to $14—a snap.

MAIL
GOT FROM THELION.COM GUYS

what is the symbol of this company

ok thanks for the info....

Sometimes NAvallier is right (he calles ICLR when it was about $40) but other times he wants you to buy after incredible market runs. I think he puts his ads out whenhe needs to dump his and his clients stocks and needs extra volume to do this.... Withhim he is about 50/50. Soemtimes he takes off, other times you go broke. My opinion is DO NOT take a big position in his recommendations without your own research (fundamental, technical, etc). If he is such a big shot and manages a few billion dollars why is he WASTING HIS TIME on newsletters? I think its because he manages his funds straight into the toilet............

Yeah, I have played the Navellier game a few times. For me, the best way to play his teases is to trade like a commodity futures trader, i.e., just cut your losses short and let your profits run.

Got burned with TRCR and DLB, but more than made that back with DAR and VIVO. Both of them have proven strong in this lousy stock market of Jan., 2008. I still can't figure out how I got suckered with TRCR. That has to be one of my dumbest mistakes in 30+ years of investing.