Motley Fool Issues Rare "Double Down" Buy Alert

The average Motley Fool Share Advisor recommendation is more than TRIPLING the market…

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By: Bruce Jackson

Not to alarm you, but you missed an important and very rare event.

You see, renowned investing company The Motley Fool (three of whose investing newsletters were reported in The Wall Street Journal as three of the best performing.*) just revealed its next great Australian share idea.

Scott Phillips
Motley Fool Share Advisor
lead advisor Scott Phillips

And something very particular about this pick has investors rocking with excitement.

Motley Fool Share Advisor's lead advisor, Scott Phillips, recently issued a "double down."

What's a "double down"? It's when Scott finds a share so unique and remarkable that he pounds the table and recommends it again.

Scott Phillips is extremely picky on which shares he selects to double down on… They're rare! This is his only his second "double down" for an Australian share in the past 18 months.

See, when The Motley Fool doubles down on a recommendation inside Share Advisor it pays to take notice… Because the average Share Advisor recommendation is beating the market by 3.4x!

In an era where most money managers lose to the market, that track record is practically unmatched.

Scott's painstaking research process has yielded past winners like…

  • On August 23rd, 2012, when Scott recommended shares of Corporate Travel Management – shares have skyrocketed 545% since!
  • And  on September 27th, 2012, when Scott recommended shares of SEEK Limited, a gangbusters pick that surged 154%.

If you'd invested just $5,000 in each of those picks when recommended, you'd be sitting on $44,950 today.

And Scott's loyal followers who invested $10,000 in those recommendations did even better – they'd be sitting on $89,990 today!

But please note: as of right now, you could miss out because you may not be eligible to access Scott's latest "double down."

You see, Scott Phillips only releases these share picks to members of his service, Motley Fool Share Advisor, which recommends two new shares monthly.

Lucky for you, it's not too late to join, so I'm going to show you the simple steps to secure access today.

Scott's "double down" pick was recently revealed, so there's still time to get the full story on this remarkable company.

Yet, I must reiterate that opportunities of this magnitude are rare.

So join today and hear about Scott's latest "double down" share.

For details on how you can join Share Advisor and put yourself on the list today, simply click here.

In case you're strapped for time, I just tested it myself and joining took less than two minutes.

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Date updated: 26th of April 2016

*Returns as at April 26th, 2016. Scott Phillips owns shares of Corporate Travel Management. Bruce Jackson owns shares of Corporate Travel Management "Look Who's on Top Now" appeared in The Wall Street Journal in August, 2013 and references Mark Hulbert's rankings of the best performing U.S. newsletters over a 5 year period from 2008-2013. Most fund managers lose to the market quote per S&P research.

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