EconomicsGlobal: Investors: Wall Street Journal & Money Morning send out warning Alert on 'phantom stocks'

Money Morning email newsletter, WSDaily (Mar,2k11)
This ain't the Wall Street Journal! Posted by EconoMix

The brutal reality is that investors aren't the only ones licking their lips over the opportunity to make millions in China.

So are the scam artists!

As the old saying goes, "A fool and his money are soon parted." And China represents the perfect opportunity to do just that.

Specifically, buying shares of "Phantom Stocks" - hyped up Chinese companies with literally no means of ever turning a profit - must be avoided at all cost.

Fortunately, the Wall Street Daily team just released a new report, called...

China Scam Alert:
Don't Let These "Phantom Stocks" Torpedo Your Portfolio

Because of our global focus, we recommend thatMoney Morning readers give the report a read and take action, accordingly.

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Bottom line, the most informed investor always wins. So I urge you to give Wall Street Daily's scam report the attention it deserves.


As the old saying goes, "A fool and his money are soon parted." And China represents the perfect opportunity to do just that.

Specifically, buying shares of "Phantom Stocks" – hyped up Chinese companies with literally no means of ever turning a profit – must be avoided at all costs.

No worries! Our free report will tell you...

• What a "Phantom Stock" is and how to spot one BEFORE you get blown up.

• The two ways scammers trick you.

• How to detect red herrings.

• How to safely buy Chinese shares.

• An appendix of audited Chinese companies.