Frederick Steier

September 16, 2010

It's important to increase your exposure to hard assets during difficult times. But instead of turning to oil or gold stocks, consider this little-known asset instead.

August 27, 2010

This poorly understood company is growing +20% year after year, while its stock is currently undervalued by at least half.

August 25, 2010

Luxury purchases got destroyed in this recession, and this company's product was no exception. Through shrewd maneuvering, it has survived by the skin of its teeth and is reinventing itself.

August 23, 2010

With the economy struggling, consumers stopped spending money on having fun. But now that appears to be changing, and this company could emerge from the edge of a lowball buyout to big returns.

August 17, 2010

Don't just close your eyes and buy Amazon.com stock because of the name. What you want is the next stock that could return several times your investment in the next few years. This online provider of health products could do just that...

August 12, 2010

This company makes a product in its heyday, but like other fads, it will one day collapse -- unless it innovates very soon. In the meantime, investors should short this stock.

July 23, 2010

Investing in a company that Goldman Sachs went public with, and still holds a stake in, is one of the better moves you can make in an uncertain market.

July 5, 2010

There's big business in catering to people who can't afford to buy things but can afford to rent. With the economy still struggling, this trend will continue to generate solid profits for this company.

July 2, 2010

The trend toward healthy living will never go away, and that's why this stock could be a 4-bagger in the years ahead.

June 25, 2010

Who wouldn't want to invest in a company that takes these hard economic times and finds a way to profit from them -- and still does well in the good times?

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