The Linde Equity Report

*17.8% Annualized Average Return - May 3, 2000 to March 5, 2010

The Linde Equity Report features one stock recommendation per month. Each stock is carefully selected from a universe of over 9,000 companies with the assistance of screening software and an emphasis on fundamental analysis. Companies of all market caps and industries are considered.

How is the Linde Equity Report different?


We recommend only one stock per month

The quality of an investment idea is far more important than the quantity. Therefore, we focus on being extremely selective in our choices by limiting our recommendations to a single favourite stock each month. We believe our selectivity is a major contributor to our investment performance to date.

We update you regularly

After a subscriber invests in a stock featured by a newsletter, the subscriber should be given regular updates on that stock. Hence, the Linde Equity Report provides monthly updates on all stocks featured until they are deemed sold.

We track our performance

The easiest way to judge the value of a newsletter is by its track record. The Linde Equity Report distinguishes itself by monitoring and publishing the investment performance of ALL previously recommended stocks.

Note to Canadian investors:
The Linde Equity Report was originally created to focus on US listed stocks. Investors seeking advice on Canadian stocks may want to consider retaining Linde Equity Investment Counsel which focuses on Canadian and US investments.

How much does the Linde Equity Report cost?


A subscription to the Linde Equity Report costs CDN $149 / year (or approximately US $140 / year)

Subscribers to the Linde Equity Report receive:

  • 12 monthly issues for 1 year
  • 'Stock of the Month' in each issue
  • Stock updates in each issue on all previously featured stocks until they are deemed sold

 

Sample Issue

View a sample issue of the Linde Equity Report (PDF 207KB)

* The Linde Equity Report's track record from May 3, 2000 to March 5, 2010 is calculated by taking the average price gain (15.7 percent) of all stock recommendations made from May 3, 2000 to March 5, 2010 (118 stocks) and annualizing it over the average holding period (10.6 months) of all positions.