Forum Archive Index - January 2003

["Lazy Haggis" <lazyhaggis@hotmail.com>]

I'm familiar with most NZ newsletters - Headliner, McEwen, Cornell. It 
basically boils down to what you want. Reading material or action. Longer 
term or shorter term. I'm not too fussed on the long term at the moment or 
reading, but the Headliner makes reasonable reading. The others tend to be 
just waffle, which is free in any daily newspaper.

There's a free NZ investor newsletter website which is more action than 
reading, and shorter term rather than longer term, and performs much better 
than the above newsletters (including most others that I've come across 
overseas), so when they release their traders website which I assume will 
have a fee, we might see even greater profits for Kiwi's.

Their newsletter website is http://www.fairshare.co.nz

They also provide an interim email alert update as necessary. All round it's 
very good value.

At the moment FairShare Investments have an excellent gold portfolio running 
hot, but my last email from them suggested/implied/advised that there will 
be some excellent traditional investments up ahead once the US economic and 
world geopolitical troubles settle. It's just a matter of time, and waiting 
patiently.

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