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Dear Investor,
2013 was a record year for many stocks.
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P.S. Companies like BBY, GME, NFLX, HPQ, AOL, and YHOO were all hated in 2013. And yet, look at their 2013 returns:
• BBY: 235%
• GME: 140%
• NFLX: 247%
• HPQ: 98%
• AOL: 54%
• YHOO: 166%
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