gilder is shameless. i wonder if he gave that speech before or after touting last year's returns to sell his newsletter...? do you think "Corvis, EZChip, Qualcomm, Verizon Wireless, Essex, AFCI, Agilent" are all included in his newsletter? nah...he wouldn't try to hype in front of a congressional committee...would he??? every time i hear his name, my "BS Indicator" goes on full alert.
here's the recent ad i received by email (from Forbes, no less):
$100,000 becomes $223,500 in just 12 months
Despite the tech-stock meltdown of April 2000, and the subsequent 3-year bear market in high tech, overall Gilder has continued to earn handsome profits for his readers.
Since its launch in 1996, the Gilder Technology Report has comfortably doubled the returns of the S&P 500--through both bull and bear years.
In 2003, the market began to come out of its 3-year bear slump into a gradual recovery, and Gilder Technology Report subscribers profited handsomely, with an annual gain of 123.5%. (as of 12/31/2003)
Had you invested $100,000 in GTR's companies in 2003, your portfolio would have grown to $223,500 -- in just 12 months. But don't just take our word for it. Check out the January 2004 issue of the Hulbert Financial Digest. It's right there in black and white, Gilder Technology Report up 123.5% in 2003.
In 2004, George Gilder remains cautiously optimistic about the new bull market in technology.
Much the same as he did in 1999, Gilder has identified a handful of core technologies -- and within those technologies, half a dozen or so key companies poised to dominate these niches.
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While the stock market crash of April 2000 signaled the start of a prolonged slump in high-tech in the U.S., these same industries are doing business like gangbusters overseas.
The most lucrative market for technology in the world right now is China. The population is 1.3 billion people (4 times as large as the U.S.). And the economy has grown at 10.9% a year since 1979.
Yet only 4.3% of the Chinese have Internet access ... 5% own PCs ... and 12.8% have cell phones.
Gilder's new report, "The China Phenomenon," looks at the incredible business opportunities in China for high-tech ... and profiles the 2 companies he feels are the best "pure plays" on Chinese high-tech today.
(One is about to open the largest foundry for semiconductor manufacturing on the Asian continent. George predicts it will be the biggest Chinese IPO of 2004.)
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