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Check Capital Management (CheckCapital.com) was founded by Steven G. Check in 1987. It's goal is to provide excellent returns within the context of risk-adverse money management, and invests in underpriced stocks of blue-chip companies. Check Capital Management is committed to keeping clients familiar with investment policies. Therefore, while investigating hundreds of companies, Check Capital Management keeps clients apprised of those companies and the prospects for their stocks.

Check Capital Management's monthly newsletter, The Blue Chip Investor, features market observations and discussion, recent trades, earnings reports, price/earnings ratios, buy recommendations, Check Capital Management's proprietary Blue Chip Value Index, and other key data. The Blue Chip Investor is central to Check Capital's communication with clients.

Check Capital Management Inc.
575 Anton Blvd, Suite 500
Costa Mesa, CA 92626-7169
ccminfo@checkcapital.com
1-800-710-5777

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