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What is Wall Street's best kept secret? Shell Stocks.

Why invest in Shell Stocks? The potential return of a Shell Stock can be enormous! How about buying a tiny $.0312 Shell Stock that traded as high $50 six weeks later! A $1000 investment would have been worth $1,600,000 at its high! For more information, see The anatomy of a Shell Stock  SXML (http://www.shellstockreview.com/ssrSXML.htm)

A Shell Stock is synonymous with an IPO. Most investors are familiar with the success of today's hot IPOs (Initial Public Offerings). But it is extremely rare for the average investor to purchase shares of an IPO at the offering price. ENTER SHELL STOCKS. Shell Stocks are an alternative way for a company to go public. With a technique called a "reverse merger," a Shell Stock becomes an instant IPO. The best news about Shell Stocks is that the average investor can purchase shares before the company goes public . . . sometimes at a fraction of what the post-merged company shares begin trading at!

Some well known Shell Stock reverse mergers:
Tony Robbins
Muriel Seibert

NOTE: Not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold these stocks. Investing in Shell Stocks is highly speculative and involves substantial risk. It is possible that you will loose your entire investment.