Sentence examples for newsletter notes from inspiring English sources

James B. Stack, editor of the InvesTech Market Analyst newsletter, notes that the stocks that tend to lose the most in a bear market are the best performers in the previous bull market.

Companion's e-mail newsletter notes that "our relaunch still awaits the securing of adequate operating capital to fund our full-scale operation.

A recent edition of Grant's newsletter notes that in the short span of eight years, capital outlays for energy and mining projects have gone from 2% of Australian GDP to 13%.

Curtis Hesler, editor of the Professional Timing Service newsletter, notes that NovaGold is now sitting on one of the largest undeveloped gold deposits on the planet, their so-called Donlin Creek property, which they are in a 50/50 partnership with Barrick Gold to develop.

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Ron Paul's 1992 newsletter noted that young black males disproportionately "commit murders, rapes, robberies, muggings and burglaries".

Nor is the publication of the hedge fund newsletter noted on TheStreet.com Web site for its individual subscribers.

A building newsletter noted that the mess "could have been completely avoided if a set of working keys for that apartment were maintained" at the concierge desk.

The newsletter noted that previous peaks of nearly the same magnitude had heralded substantial price declines, and it predicted that another would occur.

Earlier this month, for instance, The Jack Myers Report, a media industry newsletter, noted that about a third of the marketers that bought television advertising for the upcoming season also bought ad space on the stations' Web sites.

Jack Myers, the chief economist for The Myers Report, an industry newsletter, noted that, "up to 50 to 70percentt of the money put up by venture capitalists to start up these new- media companies got passed through in spending on traditional media".