Each issue of the Inside Wall Street newsletter profiles one publicly traded company believed to be undiscovered by the general investing public. The owners of Inside Wall Street seek undervalued companies especially those in a unique position to show substantial near term growth.

Since its first issue in 1992, Inside Wall Street has delivered information on approximately 300 small cap and micro cap companies to investors, stockbrokers and participants in the financial community.

Although many imitators and pretenders attempt to copy Inside Wall Street, the original remains amongst the premier names in the industry.

Below is a sample of the best selections from 2003 and 2004.
Inside Wall Street made selections that did not perform as well as those listed below. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Every investor should conduct his or her own due diligence and consult with licensed professionals before making an investment. Small cap stocks are inherently risky. A single asterisk indicates a stock that was purchased by officers, owners or directors of IWS and profiled without compensation. A double asterisk indicates a company that paid a fee to Inside Wall Street for its profile. Actual compensation paid was disclosed as per Rule 17(b) on each piece of literature distributed on behalf of the companies.

Prices updated June 1, 2004 from Yahoo Finance and Big Charts.com