Dear Investor:

Are there really, as Forbes magazine recently phrased it, still "big profits in small caps" to be made in today's market?

The answer - according to Jim Oberweis, the only stock analyst whose small cap portfolio has returned an Earth shattering 48,899% gain (not a misprint) -- is a resounding "yes."

Now YOU can rake in hefty small-cap returns ... with Jim's help ... month after month, year after year. Just click here now for a FREE copy of his latest investment report.

Since 1976, when Mr. Oberweis launched his monthly small-cap advisory, The Oberweis Report, his Model Portfolio has generated a mind-blowing total return of 48,899%.

That means Jim outperformed the S&P 500, which earned a 962% total return during the same period, by better than 50 to 1.

Had you invested just $5,000 in the Oberweis Model Portfolio back in 1976, your portfolio would now be worth a whopping $2.4 million.

With a modest $5,000 investment, you'd have accumulated enough wealth in less than three decades to retire in comfort and style ... end money worries ... fund your child's or grandchild's college education ... and leave a financial legacy to your heirs.

Surely that's every investor's dream ... one that Jim Oberweis can help you make come true for you.

When you think about it, only small caps have the potential to generate the big, quick gains that can help you build legacy-size wealth in a hurry ... especially if setbacks from the crash of 2000 have delayed achievement of your financial goals.

For instance, it's relatively easy for a company with $20 million earnings to reach the $30 million mark - and grow earnings 50% in a year.

When investors finally take notice of that kind of growth, they start buying ... which in turn drives up the share price.

But what most brokers conveniently forget to tell you is this: if a $1 billion company increases earnings by $10 million, that's only growth of 1% ... even $100 million in added revenues is only 10% growth ... and it's unlikely to boost the share price even a dime.

That's why Jim Oberweis only buys small caps with 30% or higher growth in annual sales, pretax income, and earnings per share.

And now, you can get Jim's latest small cap trades when you click here to subscribe.

No one explains Jim Oberweis's success in picking winning small cap stocks better than Jim himself:

"We buy profitable companies in the early stages of earnings acceleration to capture gains in earnings per share ... and an expansion of price/earnings multiples ... as investors catch on to a company's growth and become willing to pay more for it."

Lately, Jim has posted some impressive small cap gains. Including:

Readers of The Oberweis Report have been amply rewarded by following Jim's approach of buying growth at a discount - enjoying an annual compounded portfolio gain of 25%.

Heck, a $10,000 investment in eResearch Technology alone would turned into over  $90,000 in just 2 years!

If you want to beat the S&P 500, you obviously can't do it by investing in S&P 500 companies.

As a recent article in Forbes observes, "As an investment style, small-cap growth traditionally leads the market as the economy and stock market recover from recession."

The numbers certainly bear that out....

From December 31, 1999 to March 31, 2004, $100,000 invested in the S&P Small Cap Stock Index grew to nearly $150,000 - a gain of almost 50% within 4 years.

During that same period, $100,000 invested in the S&P 500 Index lost $19,000 - dropping to just $81,000 in value.

That means small caps outperformed the market by almost 70% over the last 4 years!

The bottom line: Had you invested in small caps only, you could have become nearly $70,000 richer than your friends and neighbors who, at best, earned average market returns ... even as they suffered more downside risk.

In his new special report, "5 Small Cap Super Stocks," super-trader Jim Oberweis shares with you the 5 small caps stocks he believes you should be buying today.

One of these companies produces the world's fastest super-computer, a high-speed machine that makes your Pentium PC look like an abacus.

To make a lot of money in a short period of time with small caps, you need to buy companies with rapid earnings growth. This computer-maker fits the bill.

They just received a $15 million order from the U.S. Army and another huge order from Ford Motor Company.

Their earnings per share soared 120% last year -- and they'll report EPS growth of more than 90% this year as well.

Another of Jim's favored small cap winners is a battery maker whose sales are also getting a boost from increased military spending; they recently won a $19 million contract from the U.S. Army.

Since Jim first recommend the stock to Oberweis Report subscribers 5 months ago, it's already gone up in price 170%.

But with a P/E of only 15 (compared with a P/E of 18 for the Dow), the stock is still reasonably priced.

Jim is anticipating earnings growth of over 200% this year - which could translate into a lot more upside for the stock.

Another small cap Jim is buying right now, Medifast -- a rapidly growing supplier of health and nutrition products - benefits from the current national obsession with weight loss (Americans spend more than $30 billion annually on diet and weight management products).

The obesity crisis in the U.S. has helped spur Medifast to revenue growth of 250% -- and eye-popping income growth of nearly 400%. You can imagine what that's going to do to Medifast's share price.

It's not too late for you to profit from these five undervalued small caps. To get your FREE copy of "5 Small Cap Super Stocks," just click here now.

To start your subscription to The Oberweis Report, click here now.

Sincerely,

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