The Stock Scout Newsletter

Tracking down profitable stocks on Africa's Wall Streets

According to the IMF, 11 African economies will grow by more than 7.0% in 2015.

That's a serious tailwind for the companies doing business there.

Over the past three years:

• the Nigerian Stock Exchange gained 74.3%,
  
• the Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange soared 103.8%,
  
• and the Nairobi Securities Exchange skyrocketed 144.1%.

Unfortunately, it's not easy to construct a profitable African stock portfolio.

Independent research is scanty. Fundamental data is tough to track down. And it’s difficult to get a sense of what makes a company tick, especially when separated by oceans and national borders.

That's why we've launched Stock Scout.

In , Ryan Hoover shares what he's learned in 10 years as an investor and analyst on the continent, with the goal of helping you invest profitably there.

Each monthly issue of Stock Scout includes:

• Three of Ryan's best stock picks, each one poised to generate market-beating returns
  
• An industry-wide ranking comparing the strengths and weaknesses of African bank stocks
  
• Tips and tricks that will allow you to become a better equipped, better informed Africa investor
  
• Valuation alerts for highlighted companies, revealing which ones make the best buys now
  
• A portfolio tracker that measures each pick against the market as a whole
  
  

Your membership will be renewed automatically every year, and this special rate will be available to you for as long as you remain a member.

If for any reason you aren't completely satisfied with , simply let us know within 30 days for a complete refund. Even after the first 30 days, if you should reconsider your purchase, you will receive a pro-rated refund for the remainder of your subscription term.

Whether you're completely new to investing on the continent or have been trading stocks there for years, we can't wait to explore Africa's Wall Streets with you!