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The 10 Best Stocks to Buy This Month

By: Jared George
From the team that’s beating the market by 2x

Market Update

Not to alarm you but you’re about to miss an important event.

Renowned investor Iain Butler and his team of market-beating stock analysts just revealed their 10 best stocks to buy this month.

And I don’t know about you, but I always pay attention when some of the best growth investors in the world give me a stock tip.

But please note: As of right now, you could miss out because you may not be on the list to receive these 10 best stocks to buy now.

You see, Iain Butler only shares these new recommendations with members of Motley Fool Stock Advisor Canada.

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That’s right! Each and every month, over 70,000 investors tune in to discover which stocks our Chief Investment Advisor and his team believe investors should be buying shares of today.

Lucky for you, it’s not too late to join, so I’m going to show you the simple steps to get on the list today.

But first, consider this:

If you read this note on January 8, 2014… when Iain recommended MercadoLibre and bought the stock, you’d be up 1,433% today.

Or if you followed the recommendation on April 27, 2016, when Iain first recommended Veeva Systems, you’d be up 721% today.

Or – more recently – on March 9, 2016… if you’d purchased when Iain announced his recommendation of Shopify? You’d be up 2,921% today.

Now if you had invested just $1,000 in each of those stocks – in just 7 years, you’d be sitting on more than $50,000 today.

And loyal followers of Iain who invested more did even better – a $5,000 investment in each of those ideas would be worth about $300,000 today.

But there’s no need for me to cherry-pick returns here. It’s as simple as this…

Iain’s average pick in Motley Fool Stock Advisor Canada (his stock recommendation service) is up 73%. while the S&P/TSX Composite during the same period is up just 42%.

In other words, Iain’s average pick has roughly DOUBLED the stock market’s return. That track record is remarkable in a world where most fund managers actually lose to the market.

And that’s the reason Stock Advisor Canada is the greatest bargain in the financial industry in my opinion.

Now, you can’t go back in time and invest in those stocks I mentioned earlier.

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Because our mission is to help the world invest better, we believe adding new members at a bargain price is a long-term win-win for both of us. If we do our job right and keep offering you market-beating stock picks, we’ll have a happy partnership for years to come!

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Returns updated daily. David Gardner owns shares of MercadoLibre. Tom Gardner owns shares of Shopify and The Trade Desk. Iain Butler owns shares of Shopify. The Motley Fool owns shares of MercadoLibre, Shopify, and The Trade Desk. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. Past performance is not a predictor of future results. Individual investment results may vary. All investing involves risk of loss.