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It's almost time for the big reveal. ---------------------------------------------------------------

It's almost time for the big reveal. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The reveal happens tomorrow. Don't miss out. --------------------------------------------------------------- What are we revealing? Five high conviction stocks Tom Gardner recommends buying right now to take advantage of market conditions as we traverse what could be a very volatile 2018. Who is Tom Gardner? Tom is co-founder and CEO of the Motley Fool who - along with his brother David - has led their Stock Advisor newsletter to market-tripling returns and renowned status as one of the top investing services in the world. Tom's mission is to help everyday investors - from first-timers to seasoned veterans - profitably invest in today's most explosive and sustainable stock market trends. He also relishes finding great companies in beaten-down but relevant industries that can rebound like a rocket ship when the industry recovers. Why tomorrow? Periodically, Tom does something special at The Fool. He reviews every single stock he currently recommends to crown his official "Best Buys Now" - the five companies he most adamantly believes investors should be pouncing on today. And it's a very big deal when he does. To understand why, you only need to take a look at his Best Buys Now performance: [title] Since he started the Best Buys Now concept back in 2006, Tom's BBN picks have averaged a remarkable 164% gain. When you compare that to the S&P 500's 89% average return, you can see why his performance is so special. That includes picks like Sherwin-Williams in March of 2008 - up +588%. And UnitedHealth Group in May of 2004 - up +778%. More recent selections like Shopify in July of 2016 - up +398%. And several real moon-shots like Netflix in June of 2007 - up +12,891%! As in all things investing, sometimes there are winners, and sometimes there are losers. But again, there's no need for me to cherry pick here... Tom's average BBN pick has nearly doubled the market's average! But let's not waste our time dwelling on Netflix, UnitedHealth, and the past - not when Tom's out there right now looking for far bigger opportunities at play. Remember, the best thing we do as investors is look towards the future. We hope you'll join us tomorrow when Tom does exactly that. How do I sign up for Tom's Best Buys? Unfortunately, Tom only releases his periodic Best Buys Now to members of Stock Advisor - The Motley Fool's flagship investing service. But here's the good news: Our traditional Stock Advisor subscriptions normally costs $199 - but we're currently taking up to 75% off to encourage our readers to invest responsibly. That's right - you can join Stock Advisor today for as little as $49 per year - and be first in line tomorrow when Tom finally releases his newest Best Buys Now. To secure your offer, simply click the button below to visit our order page. [Click here to join Stock Advisor for up to 75% off!]( Here's to your wealth, [Signature] Eric Bleeker Motley Fool Senior Technology Analyst P.S.: Remember, when you join Stock Advisor you're protected by our ironclad 30-day membership fee back guarantee. Tom and our team respect how important your money is to you. So if you're not completely satisfied at any point during your first 30 days, simply cancel and we'll immediately return every penny of your membership fee to you. No hassles. No delays. Just a full and immediate refund. And no matter what, the stock picks inside are still yours to keep. That's right. You can browse, even buy, every stock in the Stock Advisor portfolio... see our team's complete track record... join the world's greatest community of investors... and still receive a full refund of your membership fee if you aren't 100% satisfied during your first 30 days. What can I say? Even our fine print is Foolish. [Click here to join Stock Advisor for up to 75% off!]( We work fervently, feverishly, and Foolishly to make sure all the facts and figures we publish in our emails are 100% accurate and up to date. David Gardner owns shares of Netflix. Eric Bleeker owns shares of Shopify. Tom Gardner owns shares of Netflix and Shopify. The Motley Fool owns shares of Netflix and Shopify. Returns as of June 06, 2018. Having trouble seeing this email? [View on Web]( This is a promotional message from The Motley Fool | 2000 Duke St. | Alexandria, VA 22314 [Legal Information](. Copyright ©1995-2018 The Motley Fool. All rights reserved. To prevent this from getting swept up by overzealous email filters, add Fool@foolsubs.com to your address book. If you no longer wish to receive this email, please [unsubscribe now](. You may also [add]( [change]( or [remove]( any other Motley Fool email subscription.

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