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maverick
22-12-2007, 10:15 AM
Gold’s within shouting distance of its 1980 all-time high of $850. In the past few months I’ve watched price records topple, one after another, in commodity after commodity.

FIRST: This is a broad-based bull run. Right now in Asia Edge we are raking in huge profits in commodities as far-ranging as fertilizers and iron ore, chickens and coal, copper and bulk shipping.

>> NOTE: On average these stocks have TRIPLED in the past 52 weeks. But, as you’ll see, the big profits are STILL AHEAD!

SECOND: The REASON commodities are in a bull market is the simplest reason of all: demand is crushing supply.

Economic engines are firing on all cylinders in India, China, Singapore, Russia, South Korea, Indonesia, Australia, even Vietnam. Those engines require oil, coal, bauxite, pork, palm oil, silver, wheat, you name it.

THIRD: The economic wealth being created by these engines is creating PERSONAL wealth for more people than has ever been seen in the history of the world.

China has almost as many millionaires today as Japan.

Last year, China had 15 billionaires. Today it sports 106. India’s millionaire club is growing 20% a year.

No wonder India’s consumption of gold tops every other nation’s—and demand is growing at an astonishing 70% a year clip!

FOURTH: You can buy gold, you can buy a commodities- based ETF, you can buy PetroChina, which just became the world’s most highly-valued company, you can buy a Brazilian mine like Vale de Rio Doce…you can do any of these things and do well.

BUT you will not have participated in the broadest sense in this stunning bull market and you will be taking considerable risk on board. This is volatile stuff, and you need to be super alert at all times.
More to the point, commodities indices are breaking out on the upside as we speak, and volatility is going through the roof. All good, long term news for the world’s top commodity traders.

The pressure from Asia will not go away, my friend. Supplies in almost every commodity are squeezed and volatility is at historic highs. Prices—you know this every time you fill your gas tank—are beyond anything we imagined just a few short years ago.


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