Mike's Top Healthcare Stocks Blow Away the Outstanding Performance of the S&P 500

Year to date (YTD) the S&P 500 is up by about 18% even with the recent sell off.

As our clients and subscribers to our newsletters will attest, we have advised remaining in the market at full speed ahead thus far in 2013.

And we have kept our clients and subscribers in the stock market at all times since March 9, 2009, the date of the exact bottom in the US stock market, other than the small handful of periods when the market sold off hard.

In every case we predicted these sell offs and advised our clients accordingly.

This is not an advertisement meant to remind our audience that Mike Stathis the world’s leading market forecaster and one of the top investment minds. We wanted to remind those of you who have been conned by gold charlatans and fear-mongering perma-bears that you have really been taken to the cleaners.

I am not going to even remind you that gold and silver are down by about 22% and 29%, respectively versus the 18% and 26% upside in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq thus far in 2013. Okay, I'm sure you want to see a chart anyway.

By any standards the performance of the US stock market for 2013 has been blistering.

Although many securities we have recommended have significantly outperformed the S&P 500, we wanted to focus on the healthcare industry here, due to all of the discussions surrounding Obamacare.

Here, we review the YTD performance of the only two healthcare stocks we cover in the Intelligent Investor as well as the top rated healthcare stock in the Dividend Gems Recommended Securities list. The chart below shows this.

As you can see, the top-rated healthcare security covered in Dividend Gems has returned 43% this year not counting dividends. 

Meanwhile, the two healthcare stocks covered in the Intelligent Investor have returned 34% in 2013. This compares with a very impressive 18% performance in the S&P 500. 

Folks, you can lead the horse to the water but you can’t make it drink.

If you aren’t outperforming the market, you are losing the game. And if you are paying financial advisers to underperform the market, you are foolish.

Whether you are wise enough to fire your underperforming financial advisor or fund manager or not, if you do not have access to our research you are asking for huge losses and you are missing huge gains.

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