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Enough oil in Straits of Florida to replace all of America’s oil imports from Iraq, Iran, and Saudi Arabia for 28 years! US oil companies fuming mad because
to drill for it
But a small, shrewd Canadian
company is making its shareholders rich
pumping oil — from the Cuban side of
the Straits — and selling it to the US for
$60 to $70 a barrel The Straits of Florida contain huge amounts of oil, about 20 billion barrels — enough to replace all of America’s oil imports from Iraq, Iran, and Saudi Arabia for 28 years. But environmental regulations ban US oil companies from drilling for it on the US side of the Straits of Florida. And the US embargo against Cuba bans them from drilling on the Cuban side of the Straits. Adding insult to injury, a little-known Canadian company is pulling the oil out from right under their noses. This company cut a sweetheart deal with Cuba, nailing down 9 of the juiciest properties on the Cuban side of the Straits. They’re already making their shareholders rich pumping almost 20,000 barrels of oil a day. The company is also developing another 7 oil discoveries in the Straits of Florida and production is set to expand dramatically. With oil at $60 a barrel and up, they’re making money hand over fist. One of the great ironies of this situation is that in all probability, much of this little-known Canadian company’s oil production is drained off from the American side of the Straits. The oil reservoirs under the sea are continuous. No border down there. So by the time the US oil majors get permission to drill on the American side of the Straits, this company could well have siphoned off most of the oil. much-needed electricity for Cuba Cuba eagerly agreed because it was facing chronic power outages. And this Canadian company promptly brought in the latest power plant equipment fired by natural gas. Now they produce 15% of Cuba’s electricity — and it’s almost pure profit. They get their fuel for free — natural gas that the Cuban oil companies were burning off as waste.
This company negotiated a 50% interest in Cuba’s richest cobalt and nickel mine. And while cobalt and nickel aren’t as sexy as oil and natural gas, the profits can be a lot bigger — especially as cobalt prices have risen 20-fold since then. This 20-fold price rise doesn’t surprise me. Cobalt and nickel are essential for the manufacture of many forms of high-quality steel needed for precision tools, surgical instruments, and many military applications where hard, noncorrosive, super-reliable steel alloys are essential. And the mine in Cuba instantly made this company one of the top half-dozen producers of cobalt in the world. It also now has a 3% share of the global nickel market. It was the mining coup of the decade. Since this Canadian company began operating the mine, it’s been setting new production records nearly every year. Now they’re getting ready to increase production another 50%. With cobalt and nickel at record highs, this is obviously going to have a massive impact on their bottom line — which is already doing great. Today Cuba is delighted, and the company is growing wildly. Since 2001, profits have exploded more than 6-fold. On average, the profits have been growing 45% a year. Astounding. This is a perfect example of the enormous payoff you can get from a small investment in modern equipment and technology ... especially in a country as backward and starved for capital as Cuba. 10, 20, even 30 times your investment
As Cuba continues to open up to foreign investment and industrialize, this company’s Cuban assets are eventually going to be worth 10, 20, even 30 times what they’re worth today. And investors who get in early enough could make 40 to 60 grand for every $2,000 invested. That may seem extreme, but there’s good precedent for it. Since China opened up to capitalism, the Hong Kong stock market has risen 31-fold. Will Cuba go down the same road as China? I think there’s every chance they will. Indeed, since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Castro has faced an imperative to deliver rising living standards or risk losing political control. So out of necessity, he’s already been pushing Cuba down a similar path. Companies like this Canadian one, bringing capital and modern equipment to Cuba, are an essential part of taking Cuba down the capitalist road — and raising the living standards in the process. But the process will undoubtedly accelerate after Castro is gone, just like it sped up in China after Mao Tse Tung’s death. And Castro is 79, so Father Time will make sure he doesn’t run Cuba much longer. Cuba’s geographical position gives it the potential to be a kind of Hong Kong for the Caribbean. It has enormous potential as the trading crossroads for huge markets. This company realizes the opportunity in Cuba will take off once Castro is pushing up daisies. They’re already expanding beyond their core businesses in nickel, cobalt, natural gas, and oil. They’re pouring money and expertise into Cuba — moving into Cuban tourism, agriculture, and even Cuba’s cell phone business. They now have the pole position for business in Cuba. I’m Tim Staermose, a former investment banker turned newsletter writer. My subscribers have been making big profits in natural resource stocks each and every year — even when natural resources were going down, down, down. As I look down the list of recommendations, I see as much as 119% profits on one nickel mining stock ... 624% gains in a Chinese gold mining company (who says Americans can’t make tons of money investing in communist countries?) ... and one of the runts of the litter — a company acting as a middleman that helps match up suppliers and consumers of natural resources — weighs in at a "puny" 49% gain. Then there’s another gold mining stock that doubled — with a little extra thrown in for the bargain. My subscribers LOVE gold mining stocks that double in less than a year. So will you. There’s a good reason I’m able to pick natural resource stocks that consistently outperform the market: After almost a decade as an investment banker, I know exactly what to look for to separate the mining companies with true potential from the junk. It takes hard work and patience, but it pays off in spades for my subscribers. If you come to my office, you’ll find not one but two desks groaning under stacks of "boring" feasibility studies, drill results, press releases, geological surveys, and financial statements. While other analysts are watching promotional videos, I bury myself in the numbers. I have to satisfy myself that they’ve really got the nickel, gold, silver, copper, oil, or whatever — and the financial resources to get it out of the ground and onto the market. I want to know what’s there in the ground, what’s in their bank accounts, and whether the management really knows the mining industry. It’s this type of intense research that allows me to find you extraordinary opportunities like this little-known mining company that got its foot in the door to Cuba’s vast natural resource riches. I don’t know of anyone else who recognizes what a gem this little-known company is. The profit opportunities in natural resources are all around the world. Do I always get it right? Of course not. A Philippine gold mining company I recommended dropped 21% before I closed the book on it. But that was more than made up for when my subscribers nailed down up to 211% profits in an African platinum mining company. They also have up to 97% gains in a Canadian base-metal miner ... up to 56% profits in a South African gold company, in under a year ... as well as 264% profits in a Chinese gold and copper mining company. produce natural resources but trade or transport them For example, subscribers following my recommendations recently bagged 73% in Neptune Orient, a Singaporean shipping company with a fleet of huge, oceangoing, cargo-carrying ships. My subscribers are also sitting on as much as 49% and 75% gains in two companies acting as middlemen that help match up suppliers and consumers of natural resources. recently yielded subscribers up to 110% profits in 2 months!
For example, I recommended a nickel company with the largest nickel reserves in the world. Despite being the colossus of its industry, it was damned hard to find anything about it in English. But I tracked it down, and when I learned that they had long-term contracts to supply China, where demand for nickel is going off the charts, I was sure I had a big winner. Subscribers who followed my recommendations grabbed as much as 55% profits in four months. When you subscribe to my Natural Resource Hunter, you get someone who loves the field and who works day and night at it. Because of my background as an investment banker, I bring a unique perspective to what’s going on. I see the trends in the metals and natural resource markets ... I research the best companies that are cashing in on the enormous demand for precious and base metals ... and I show you how to make major-league profits from them. My newsletter is published monthly, with frequent e-mail updates and Flash Alerts when opportunities need to be acted upon fast. Each year, you get between 12 and 18 new recommendations of gold, silver, cobalt, iron, nickel, rubber, and other natural resource companies that are dripping with juicy profit potential. In addition ... Too many advisors and money managers chase securities with 50-to-1 price earnings ratios — and without even a drop of dividends. You can’t make that pay off year after year. Others take 6 or 7 figures of money for writing puff pieces masquerading as newsletters. I get sick when I see crapola like that. When it gets too much for me to stomach, I issue a blast like: "3 Gold Stocks I Wouldn’t Be Caught Dead With." The shares of some of these companies are nothing more than interesting wallpaper. My staff and I enjoy talking about gold, cobalt, nickel, silver, platinum, copper, and other natural resources, and we love getting mail. Send us an e-mail, and in many cases — because I live on the other side of the world, in Asia — you’ll have an answer in your in-box when you wake up in the morning. If you’re looking for big profits from the lucrative natural resource markets, you’ve come to the right place. I’ll show you how to do it. I’ll start you off with the little-known Canadian company with a head start on tapping into Cuba’s natural resources — and growing at 45% a year doing it. Get on board The Natural Resource Hunter for a year, just $99, and I’ll rush you my Special Report giving you the inside skinny. To subscribe, simply click on the "Subscribe Now" button below. Best wishes, 
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P.S. Nickel and cobalt aren’t the only metals that are red-hot. Palladium,
the forgotten precious metal, is getting ready to fly off the charts.
One of the major uses for palladium is in cars. It’s used in catalytic converters as a substitute for platinum. Right now palladium sells for $320 an ounce and platinum sells for almost four times as much. So there is a huge incentive for auto manufacturers to switch — which they’re beginning to do. Also about to light a rocket under palladium prices is Chinese consumers’ infatuation with palladium jewelry. In 2005 alone, demand for palladium from jewelry manufacturers in China increased 77% to 1.2 million ounces. As a result of this huge increase in Chinese palladium jewelry demand and the switch from platinum to palladium for catalytic converters, the world-wide demand for palladium grew 55% in the last year. And it’s almost certainly going to do the same this year. I’ve searched the world for a decent palladium company to recommend and there’s only one. This is not only the largest palladium miner in the world, but it’s also making huge amounts of money on its base metal mining operations feeding China and India the metals they need to fuel their economic booms! Subscribe to my Natural Resource Hunter for two years (just $182) and I’ll send you — as your second free bonus — my Special Report "Huge Profits in the Forgotten Precious Metal." |
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