What is a Market Letter?
A market letter is a publication that offers information and advice about specific market sectors and types of securities.
How Does a Market Letter Work?
Market letters offer advice to investors interested in investing in a particular market industry or type of security. For example, certain market letters may specialize in technology stocks, bond markets, foreign exchange (forex) markets or precious metals.
Why Does a Market Letter Matter?
Numerous market letters exist in circulation from a variety of sources. As a result, investors must consider the credibility and accuracy of a given market letter before acting on its recommendations. It is important to note that consumers have discovered that the investments market letters suggest are often unsuccessful.
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