About Us2019-09-02T11:53:01-04:00

Bowser beginnings

In the 1970s, Founder R. Max Bowser noticed tremendous value in certain companies trading under $3 per share. These companies required less capital than larger companies and provided greater leverage. To discover which opportunities were the best, Max formed what became the Bowser Rating System and Bowser Game Plan, which together form an investment strategy for buying and selling mini-priced stocks.

In 1976, Max decided to share his findings with other investors. He wrote the first issue of The Bowser Report in October of that year and sent it to approximately 100 free subscribers. In just under 40 years, tens of thousands of investors have subscribed the The Bowser Report.

Bowser publications

Monthly Newsletter

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Published the Friday following the second Thursday of each month, this eight-page newsletter features a new stock recommendation each month along with news and analysis on previous picks.

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Weekly Update

Read more about staying up-to-date between monthly issues.

Published every Monday before the market opens, this one-page brief informs you on the latest market trends and Bowser recommendations news.

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Mover Alerts

Read more about as needed alerts.

Published on an as needed basis, these alerts inform subscribers of large daily price fluctuations that occur on above average volumes.

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Why The Bowser Report?

Discover

The Bowser Report uncovers exciting investment opportunities by applying a unique ratings system to stocks trading for $3 or less per share.

Learn

The Bowser Report teaches and encourages a proven strategy for buying and selling small stocks that has generated substantial profits for thousands of subscribers.

Profit

The Bowser Report charges a fraction of what other investment advisories charge, and subscribers get deeper analysis and more regular follow up delivered in a convenient, concise manner.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I get started once I’ve subscribed?2019-07-06T14:00:12-04:00

There are two best actions:

  1. Check out the How We Pick 'Em & How to Profit white paper, which will guide you on our philosophy.
  2. Head to the Subscriber Section and read the latest monthly newsletter.

How do I renew my subscription?2019-07-06T13:58:28-04:00

If you are on an automatically recurring payment plan, no need to worry about renewing. You will receive an email alerting you that we will deduct the fee prior to us charging your account.

If you do not have a recurring plan, you can click the Renew link at the top of the Subscriber Section or contact us for information regarding payment or to renew over the phone.

Can I request a refund?2019-07-06T13:56:08-04:00

You may cancel your subscription at any time. Refunds are available in accordance with our refund and cancellation policy:

  • Monthly subscriptions are refundable within the first 7 days after the purchase.
  • Quarterly subscriptions are refundable within the first 14 days after the purchase. Refunds are for non-published issues only.
  • Annual subscriptions are refundable within the first 60 days after the purchase. Refunds are for non-published issues only.
Can I cancel my subscription?2019-07-06T13:54:03-04:00

Yes. You may cancel your subscription at any time. Read more information about our refund and cancellation policy.

Are subscriptions on a recurring payment schedule?2019-07-06T13:53:14-04:00

Yes, depending on which payment option you select (monthly, quarterly, annual). You may cancel at any time with no penalty.

Can I send The Bowser Report as a gift?2019-07-06T13:52:26-04:00

Absolutely! Simply fill out the contact information for the recipient and enter your payment information at checkout.

How do I reset my password?2019-07-06T13:51:24-04:00

If you are logged in, click the My Account link at the top of the Subscriber Section.

If you are not logged in, you can click the Forgot Password link on the log in page, or contact us to request a password reset.

How do I access my subscriber content?2019-07-06T13:48:17-04:00

We distribute content two ways:

  1. To access your content at any time, log in to your Bowser online account, which will redirect you to the member exclusive content.
  2. Check your email regularly for the latest content.

How have The Bowser Report’s picks performed?2021-09-14T12:29:38-04:00

Since 1976, we've recommended 694 companies. 93% gained after recommendation, and 67% doubled or more compared to their price at recommendation. For more details, visit our performance page. For subscribers, the annual Historical Review is available.

Does The Bowser Report track the performance of its recommendations?2019-08-08T08:28:41-04:00

Yes, we have a page that features general performance facts. We also publish the performance of each of our picks in the annual Historical Review (published each March), which is available for subscribers to download from our website.

Do you issue samples copies or a trial period?2019-07-06T13:43:55-04:00

We have sample copies of the latest monthly newsletter available upon request. Please contact us to request one.

How often are new stocks recommended?2019-07-06T13:42:34-04:00

We recommend one new company each month and follow up on previous recommendations. Currently, the newsletter tracks over 50 companies each month.

How do I subscribe?2019-07-06T10:00:32-04:00

We take subscriptions via our website, or over the phone (757.877.5979). Visit our subscribe page for more information.

How is the content delivered?2019-07-06T09:59:28-04:00

We publish new content on our website's Subscriber Section. We also email new content to subscribers for download as it's published.

What is The Bowser Report?2019-07-06T09:57:40-04:00

The Bowser Report is a subscription-based investment newsletter that specializes in stocks trading for less than $3 per share.

Testimonials

The increased depth of the stocks in The Bowser Report, their variety and scope of information is a business education in itself.
John Basil, Subscriber
When I first started investing 14 or 15 years ago with The Bowser Report, I had $10,000. The account has grown from that basic $10,000 to over $120,000.
Marq Apel, Subscriber
My 2013 New Year’s Resolution was to invest in stocks for the first time ever. Last year, I invested a little over $2,600 and ended the year with a market value of close to $4,400 (+69%).
Deidre Donovan, Subscriber
The Bowser Report is the most straight forward, to the point and honest information out there. Follow it's guidelines and you could pull in an average return of 15% or more annually.
Ed Kaulbars, Subscriber

Meet Our Team

Thomas Rice
Thomas RicePublisher
Thomas joined The Bowser Report in Fall 2010 as a research assistant. Learning from Max Bowser, his passion or minipriced stocks quickly grew. In 2013, Thomas become the newsletter's publisher. Throughout his tenure as publisher, he's maintained one goal: to continue Max's legacy of providing top quality research on low priced stocks. To help deliver the content more effectively, Thomas brought the newsletter online and launched the Weekly Updates and Mover Alerts to deepen the analysis subscribers receive.
Faris Sleem
Faris SleemEditor
Faris has many years of long-term investing experience, joining The Bowser Report in 2014 as a blog contributor. Currently editor of the newsletter, he actively researches minipriced stocks and writes the newsletter's content. Faris is also a full time day trader and teaches retail investors how to trade for a living through his other business venture Trade with Techs. He specializes in fundamental analysis for long-term investments and technical analysis for short-term investments.
Cindy Bowser
Cindy BowserCo-Editor
Cindy graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in International Relations and a minor in Economics. After college, she worked at Bear Stearns and Merrill Lynch in Seattle and San Francisco. Then in 1982, Cindy joined her father in his business, The Bowser Report, where she worked beside him for 30 years. To this day, she still edits the newsletter.

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