Dear Value Seeker:

It’s a good enough spot for Warren Buffett, the famous billionaire investor.

And he’s #1 as far as professional investors go. No other individual who lives by his investing skills beat him. (First place on Forbes list is Bill Gates, who makes his money from a little company called Microsoft—you may have heard of it. And second place is Carlos Slim, a telecom tycoon who pounced on privatization of Mexico's national telephone company in the 1990s.)

So if you were going to pick an investment strategy to follow, which type would be right for you? Who would you look to as an investing role model?

We recommend looking to the world’s third-richest person: Warren Buffett.

Warren Buffett may be somewhat poorer than he used to be, but he’s still very rich, and he got that way by following the teachings of a gentleman named Benjamin Graham.

We here at Cabot know someone else who follows Ben Graham’s teachings:

J. Royden Ward, known as the man who computerized Benjamin Graham’s 80-year-old value investment system, bringing it to the modern world, is the editor of Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter.

Warren Buffet was a first-generation disciple of Benjamin Graham; J. Royden Ward is the leading edge of the second generation, and with him you can earn an average of 20% per year on your investments, with little risk.

(In 2009, one of Roy’s portfolios, the Classic Model, achieved a stunning 43.8% return, compared to only 18.5% for the Dow, but more about that later.)

We do all the work of seeking out high-value, low-price shares and send you our best recommendations monthly.

You simply read over your monthly report and choose one or two of our recommendations to add to your portfolio.

No sweat.

He targets stocks he believes to be undervalued and on the cusp of being “discovered” by the market. Once they mature, usually in one to three years, Roy issues a sell recommendation. You sell, and pocket the profits.

What could be easier?

Path to Riches

What does it take to become the third richest person in the world?

Thorough knowledge of Ben Graham’s value investing principles, financial acumen, hard work, discipline, perseverance … and reading hundreds and hundreds of financial statements per year.

Warren Buffett is a professional investor. He has dedicated over 50 years of his life to learning every aspect of security analysis and perfecting his own method of applying the value investing system. He studies the market and every business in which he is thinking of investing in minute detail.

Nothing escapes his notice, and he is a very sophisticated, savvy, knowledgeable investor.

We here at Cabot are pretty sophisticated and knowledgeable ourselves. And we do the work of analyzing businesses for their value and profit potential, so you don’t have to.

J. Royden Ward, editor of Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter, studied value investing with Dr. Wilson Payne, one of Ben Graham’s students at Columbia University, and he’s been applying his principles with great success for decades. Together, he and Dr. Payne tweaked Ben Graham’s value investing model to make it even more profitable.

$10,000 to $61,500 in Five Years!

Returns of 20% per year compounded grow rather quickly. It may be something you take for granted, but the compounding of solid, double-digit yearly gains is truly magical.

I mentioned at the beginning of this letter that Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter Classic Model nabbed returns of 43.8% in 2009. If you had invested $10,000 at the beginning of the year according to Roy’s Classic Model recommendations, you would now have $14,380! Not too shabby for a one year profit on such a small investment!

If this rate of return continues, at the end of five years your $10,000 would turn into $61,488.58!

From the very beginning, Warren Buffett knew he wanted to be rich, and he knew the path to wealth was through smart investments that make your money grow …

And today he’s worth an estimated $37.0 billion. That’s even after the 2008 meltdown!

He has always credited his success to what he learned from Benjamin Graham.

Your Roadmap to Wealth

Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter shows you how to increase your nest egg, in good times and bad. Despite the sickening drop in the value of all stocks during the recent world financial crisis, our models have returned an average of 12.45% annually for our subscribers. The Dow and the S&P 500 during this same period returned only 3.3%!

Roy’s value investing system consists of two models based on Ben Graham’s principles: the Classic Model and the Wise Owl Model. Our subscribers choose stocks (and some bonds) from both to balance their portfolios.

(I won’t bore you with lots of detail about this now. Should you subscribe, you will receive, at no extra cost to you, our “Guide to Value Investing,” a $25 value, which explains everything you need to know about our system so you can get started profiting right away!)

Each month, we recommend approximately two new stocks for each model, (that’s four stocks, total) giving you in-depth information on each company’s business and prospects. We tell you why we think each is a good purchase, at what price, and at what price we recommend selling it.

This deceptively simple system produces fabulous returns for our subscribers.

But that’s not all—you also get five special feature supplements per year, updated every six months (giving you more opportunities to profit with slightly different stocks than appear in our regular models).

The tortoise always beats the hare in the end, folks.

Never doubt it for a minute. Your odds of profiting from your investments are greatly increased when you take investment advice from someone who follows solid, basic value investing principles and knowledgeably applies them to today’s sophisticated marketplace. That is why I want you to subscribe to Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter today, so you can start making the gains you deserve.

In a bad market, things go down (Not to state the obvious!)

I can’t promise you that you will never suffer any losses. But I can promise that over the long run, if you stick with Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter, you will be doing the best thing you possibly can to protect and grow your assets. You can achieve safe, double-digit returns, year in and year out.

You may know that Warren Buffett has been very rich for a long time, but you probably don’t appreciate just how hard it is to make solid investing gains year after year and stay at the top. From 1982 to 2002, only 16% of the names on the “Forbes 400” remained the same.

Warren Buffett first made the list in 1979, and in 2010, he is still there.

Who else would you even bother listening to about investing?

Only dead fish go with the flow

We learned our own lessons from the recent financial crisis and introduced bonds into the mix of our Classic Model. The result? It roared forward 43.8% in 2009!

As we constantly point out in our newsletter, you can’t follow the crowd and hope to beat them. Is the average person rich? Does the average person make good money off their investments?

By the way—where are all those people who used to brag at backyard barbecues and cocktail parties about the hot stocks they had invested in … and how much their house went up in value last month?

We will never insult your intelligence by trying to sell you some crazy stock market scheme that can supposedly turn $5,000 into $5 million in 12 months. Cabot has been in business for 40 years giving financial advice, and three generations of the Lutts family have worked hard to earn your trust.

Will you do yourself a favor and SUBSCRIBE today?

I’m sure you expect a subscription to a newsletter with a track record like ours to be very expensive. We know of no other that can beat it. You get our Classic and Wise Owl investing models, updated with Buy, Sell and Hold recommendations every month … our five special features supplements that are updated twice yearly … and mid-month updates with breaking market news.

And to tell you the truth, we normally charge $249 per year for a one-year subscription (12 monthly issues). But for first-time subscribers, we have quite a deal:

Sign up today and pay just $87 for 12 issues. This offer is only for new subscribers who have not subscribed to Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter before (one per household). We know that if you try it for one year and follow our recommendations, you’ll become a subscriber for life.

We know of one well-known newsletter publisher who charges $195 per year for their monthly value investing newsletter and another $295 per year for their “special situations” newsletter … and each of these only contains one recommendation per month! Doesn’t sound like much of a value to me!

And they don’t offer any deals to entice new subscribers! I guess they don’t feel they need your business.

We understand the value of your time and your money.

With the Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter, you get at least four recommendations each month and five special situations models reported on twice yearly for less. We know of no other bargain like this out there.

With your paid one-year subscription, you will also receive our two free bonus reports:

• 5 Top Value Stocks Every Investor Must Own (a $25 value)
• Benjamin Graham’s Complete Guide to Value Investing (a $25 value)

Best Value: Or try two years for only $167. That’s $331 off our regular price of $498, an unbelievable bargain! Once again, that’s only for new subscribers. Should you sign up now for only one year, this offer will not be available to you when you renew.

And just to make this offer extra special, we’ll give our two-year subscribers an extra free report:

6 Top Undervalued Growth Stocks to Own Now (only available to people who sign up today for a two year subscription)—this would sell for $40, if it were available for separate purchase.

Should you decide to cancel within the first 60 days, you will receive a FULL refund, and you get to keep your free reports as a thank you from us for giving Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter a try.

There is absolutely no risk to trying us out. What are you waiting for?

And of course, there’s always a full money-back guarantee on all remaining issues, so there is little risk for you. You may cancel at any time. But with all this great investing advice that made billions for Warren Buffett, why would you want to?

Order now!

Timothy Lutts

Chief Investment Strategist and President

Cabot Heritage Corporation

P.S. Try the Cabot Benjamin Graham Value Letter for 60 days—two full months. If you decide it’s not for you, let us know. We’ll gladly reimburse you every penny. Or cancel anytime after 60 days and get a refund on the balance of your subscription. The issues you received and your free bonus report are yours to keep as our way of saying thank you for giving us a try! Order now!