Everything else is paper and subject to whatever politicians want or need at this point in their election dreams.
Just ask Bernanke or President Obama!
OK, allow me to climb down off my soapbox and turn your attention to some monster profits.
Like I say, I’ve knocked around the wonderful world of things all my life. And very profitably, too.
Let me offer you some examples of what is possible in this world, that is flatly unbelievable in the world of flimsy paper profits and “man-made” gains.
Why Now?
Why am I sharing this opportunity with you today? I have spent my adult life in pursuit of very, very rare opportunities. These opportunities have the potential, you see, of making you ten, twenty even 50 times wealthier very rapidly… BUT… there is a “catch”… a problem… and it is this:
These opportunities must be grasped quickly, while stock prices remain low and your risk is minimal.
I don’t want you buying a $5 stock when it hits $50. That’s madness!
But if you buy that same stock when it is hovering at $2 or $3 or less, well, you can hardly lose. That’s how my readers have recently bagged NINE TIMES their money in gold mining stocks, for example.
But only investors who are prepared to act can ever hope to reap such gains.
You snooze, as the saying goes… you lose.
You lose BIG TIME.
As Deng Xianoping, the architect of China’s economic transformation matter-of-factly stated:
“There is oil in the Middle-East. There is rare earth
in China.”
Yes, rare earths are that important.
And, just as extraordinary amounts of money can be made in oil by savvy investors, so too can they be made in rare earths by those who grasp the scale of the opportunity.
One name, one mine in the free world, has, in my opinion, what it takes to turn China’s chokehold on rare earths into a money-spinning opportunity.
Molycorp is located in Mountain Pass, California. It WAS a powerhouse of mineral production until… America became more interested in fictional earnings and made-up profits.
Well, you know how that story ended.
The mining equipment was auctioned off and the miners and scientists were sent home.
Essentially, that closed the book on rare earth mineral production in the Free World. From that point on, China not only possessed 97% of the earth’s strategic minerals, it owned 100% of the production of rare earths!
A dream for China. A nightmare for the Free World.
But mining technology advanced. Public opinion was galvanized by China’s brash move to ban all rare earth exports. And Molycorp was back in the game, radically undercutting China on costs by 50%, launching a spectacular IPO on Wall Street, and making dozens of rare earth millionaires in this tiny corner of rural California.
Since its July 29 Wall Street debut, the stock has risen 165%. This was entirely predictable, and much of these profits will be given back by investors who simply don’t understand how Molycorp changes the global game (and modern history, come to that).
Our conservative expectation is a 1,000% rise in the stock price, beginning in the last several days. Full details are enclosed in the latest issue of Global Resource Alert, being made available online in 6 hours.
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- The truth about coal. There’s a coal shortage now in both India AND China. Stockpiles have “dropped to the danger mark or even below it.”
“Every year, the U.S. borrows the equivalent of a full one-third of all the gold ever mined.”
− Peter Krauth - Worse yet… India’s coal consumption has doubled in the past decade and the price has double in the last 5. Says one coal mine chief, “coal is the fastest-growing fuel in the world and will continue to be largely driven by the enormous appetite for energy in Asia.” China now depends on West Virginia coal shipped from this mine. Buy now!
We’re Up 80% in a Little Over a Year!
- Junior gold miners have increased their exploration budgets 60%. Sweetspot: contract drillers are crazy-busy! We’re up 80% already in our top contract driller and our profits could double that as gold hits $1,900 in 2011.
- Gold in cell phones! Urban miners (i.e.: scavengers) are reclaiming indium, antimony, neodymium and dysprosium from silicon wafers, liquid-crystal display screens and computer motherboards in Japan, Brazil and Europe. As the market supply shrinks, prices explode. Watch this trend, coming soon to a city near you!
Powerful rare earth magnets,
on display at Baotou Steel
Rare-Earth Hi-Tech Company
in Baotou, near Mongolia. - Deadly worm from China. The Stuxnet virus is now wreaking havoc across Asia, targeting water supplies, oil rigs, sensitive power plants and gas pipelines. It may have been used to bring down AT&T’s long-distance network and appears ready to trigger catastrophe in Iran’s nuclear program. What to do, how to profit, here.
- Who is buying up Japan’s pristine forests − and precious water resources? Chinese real estate developers are already calling in the bulldozers to clear the way for luxury homes. Close behind: a corporate grab for Japan’s water resources. How to profit here.
- Molycorp will produce 5,000 tons of rare earths within 12 months, 20,000 tons by December 2012.
- China mulls mining the moon for rare earths! But that’s lunacy! They’ve got everything they need to dominate the earth for the next thousand years − and it’s all right under their feet. Good thing too, because without rare earths, China’s in BIG trouble.
- Crucial for wind turbines, hybrid batteries, disk drives and guided missiles: lanthanum oxide. The price is up 6-fold since August 2010. Best mine in the free world: LYNAS. Details here.
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Tough sell
- Electric cars stumble on high price of batteries. The cost of the battery in the new Nissan Leaf, for example, is $15,500 − and if rare earth minerals are in short supply, you won’t be able to buy it at any price. The Leaf is unlikely to make money for anyone, including investors, until 2013.
China: World leader in Innovation
“By 2011 China should become the world’s leader in
patent filings, according to a new study conducted by
Thomson Reuters.”“The lead example of unfair Chinese trade practices…involves China’s restriction of the export of rare earth minerals.”
− New York Times, 10/15/10
- The richest place on earth is: Papua, New Guinea. But the ExxonMobil natural gas pipeline, now being built, can make yourich, too. Here’s how.
 Clean − at what cost? |
Oil Shock
An event causing a mere 4% shortfall in oil production would result in a 177% increase in the price of oil.
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