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Advisory letter

A newsletter offering financial advice to its readers.
Copyright © 2012, Campbell R. Harvey. All Rights Reserved.

Advisory Letter

A newsletter offering financial advice to readers or subscribers. An advisory letter may be broad by discussing macroeconomic trends, or it may offer specific advice on particular sectors of certain markets. If an advisory letter offers advice on specific securities, the author(s) are normally registered investment advisors with the SEC, and investors should exercise caution if they are not.
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