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The goal of The Turnaround Letter is simple: help subscribers make money in the stock market. Our strategy focuses on turnaround investing – an often misunderstood and under appreciated niche.

Exciting growth and profit potential exist in underpriced stocks that are poised for a turnaround. Most of Wall Street neglects these depressed companies because they appear to be headed for failure, but it is precisely at this point that the greatest opportunities exist. The Turnaround Letter helps you seize these opportunities, grow your portfolio and maximize profits.

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Turnaround Investing Blog

Is there value in bankrupt PG&E’s stock?

In nearly every case, the shares of a company in bankruptcy become worthless. In very rare cases, however, they can become great investments. W.R. Grace (NYSE:GRA) shares produced a 75-fold return, as an example. With California utility PG&E (NYSE:PCG) now in bankruptcy, the range of possible outcomes for its equity is wide.

EV/EBITDA: What Is It & Why Are We Using It More?

In reading recent editions of The Turnaround Letter, you have probably noticed that we are increasingly using EV/EBITDA as a valuation measure, rather than the better-known price/earnings multiple. We thought it might be useful to describe this measure and why we like it.

Turnaround Letter Stock Pick Named Top Performer of 2017

What Last Year's Top Stock Pickers Are Buying in 2018

This Forbes write-up follows up on the recent Top Stock Tips report--naming The Turnaround Letter's Crocs recommendation the top performer of 2017: With 90% gains, CROX beat out 100 other investment ideas included in the report; and the stock continues to have value investing appeal, according to Putnam.

George notes, "We see additional upside for the stock in 2018 as management's efforts continue to bear fruit, though the gains will likely be more muted than we saw in 2017."