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David Fried, a Registered Investment Advisor, is the editor and publisher of The Buyback Letter (BuybackLetter.com), an investment newsletter devoted to finding opportunities among companies that repurchase their own stock. David Fried's asset management firm -- Fried Asset Management, Inc. -- offers separate investor advisory and money management services which use the “Buyback Strategy” principles.

David Fried's newsletters are offered by paid subscription, though free 30-day trials are offered at BuybackLetter.com.

The Buyback Letter Standard Edition is a monthly newsletter designed for novice or average investors, that includes buy, sell and hold instructions, and a featured article. In addition, subscribers have a choice of six model portfolios with a range of risk and activity each month, news briefs and several varieties of charts: best buyback stock values, companies that authorized buybacks and companies with multiple buyback announcements.

The Buyback Letter Premium Edition is designed for experienced investors, with a single 5-stock portfolio that changes each month. It is designed to take advantage of the hottest buyback stocks available. Subscribers get a monthly e-mail hotline with buy, sell and hold instructions, and access to charts tracking portfolio value.

Fried Asset Management, Inc.
15415 Sunset Blvd., Suite 200D
Pacific Palisades, CA 90272
info@buybackletter.com
1-888-289-2225

The above description was assembled using information from the publisher's site. All registered or unregistered trademarks referenced herein are the property of their respective owners, and no trademark rights to the same are claimed.

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