Stock Pickers Digest’s 2010 stock of the year is set for big gains — don’t miss out!

On January 15, Stock Picker’s Digest, our newsletter for aggressive investing, will unveil a stock that’s well positioned for explosive profits in 2010 — and if you hold it for a couple of years, there’s a great chance that it could skyrocket even further. In fact, we think this company’s prospects are so bright we’ve named it Stock Picker’s Digest’s #1 stock pick for the coming year.

This Canadian firm has staked out a strong position in its industry. Plus, its low cost structure puts it in a strong position to profit as the economy recovers.

And these advantages are only the beginning. The company has recently made a big investment in improving its computer systems. And it has a great reputation for customer service — an often underappreciated factor in attracting and retaining clients.

With all of this company’s strengths, it’s only a matter of time before mainstream investors discover this growth opportunity and pile in. By that time, it will be too late to get in on the biggest gains. That’s why we’re unveiling this stock to our subscribers in Stock Picker’s Digest’s January 15, 2010, email and telephone hotlines. Subscribers will also get our full analysis of this company in the February issue of Stock Picker’s Digest.

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