As investors get lured back into stocks by the illusion of economic “good news,” the US equity markets are posting new year-to-date highs. Here at Notes, we reckon you’d have to be a lemming to be part of the frenzy… or an ice-cold cynic using each upward spike to take short-term profits before the feds start hiking the capital gains tax.

This is exactly the kind of premeditated opportunism that the folks at Hot Stock Confidential are famous for. They just took their 23rd double-digit gain in the last 19 weeks. How do they do it? Click here to find out.

Apple sold for a pittance prior to the 2001 launch of the iPod, which sent its stock skyrocketing. Research In Motion traded for a measly $1.50/share before the BlackBerry tapped the market for cell phones with email capability. Then it marched 8,160% higher.

One small company just perfected an incredibly durable, flexible “wonder-material” that weighs just ounces but is a strong as many types of steel. It could revolutionize its industry. And it trades for just $7. We have strong reason to believe the price to double in the next 6 months.