The Value Line Investment Survey Email List reaches affluent investors who have subscribed to the Value Line flagship publication – Value Line Investment Survey. These subscribers sought informative news on topics regarding potential investment opportunities, stock performance, financial historicals, and stock market overviews. They sought quality products and services that aided them in building wealth by purchasing a variety of investment vehicles like stocks and bonds. They purchased products ranging from financial and business publications to real estate to collectibles.
This list is predominately comprised of high net-worth investors as well as financial advisors, corporate investors, and portfolio managers. These highly affluent investors enjoy an upscale lifestyle and maintain a large wealth investment portfolio. They are hands-on when it comes to building wealth and seek ways to grow their investments. They are well-educated, savvy money managers who live in upscale communities throughout the U.S. They enjoy travel to exotic locales, drive luxury automobiles, and enjoy fine dining at five star restaurants. They are generous donors and benefactors of the arts, non-profit foundations, and more.
Ranging from affluent private investors to wealthy business executives, these subscribers relied on Value Line Investment Survey as a premier resource for investment opportunities. They received the most current information and updates on stocks, bonds, commodities, mutual funds, IRAs, annuities, CDs, real estate, currencies, and more. With the most updated news available on stock offerings, earnings ratios, and Wall Street happenings, these knowledgeable investors consistently made sound financial and investment decisions.
Reach affluent individuals who have purchased and/or recommended investment and investment-related products. High-wealth investors purchase publications, newsletters, magazines, personal finance software, money market funds, mutual funds, precious metals, high-end apparel, home and garden accessories, gourmet foods, travel accessories, and various memberships. Institutional investment professionals buy computer equipment, software, electronics, marketing materials, briefcases, mobile devices, office supplies, and business apparel. |
