October 04, 2007

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Uranium profit$ just for YOU!!

Killing your$elf for money!!

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"But here’s what most analysts don’t understand… Where there’s copper, there’s uranium – at least 50% of the time


This Precious Commodity Is About to “Go Vertical”

The pandemic shortage has just broken through 60 million pounds, shattering record highs... Now it’s about to rocket faster than any commodity in modern history...

Here's how to safely use this intelligence to make 2,689% starting next Tuesday...

Dear Reader,

You’d have to go back 63 years to see a world as starved for commodities as it is today…

China, India, Brazil, Mexico – even the U.S. and Japan – are outstripping reserves as fast as they can be produced. And the global bonanza is getting more intense by the day…

In just over two years alone, copper’s shot up 159%… Aluminum is up over 75%… Zinc has popped 302%… Nickel’s jumped 206%… Oil’s climbed 111%.

Even lead has spiked 211% in the past 12 months, as China devours every available ounce to feed its ravenous factories…

Yet right now, one commodity is about to climb faster, longer and steeper than any of these. It’s a commodity that’s starting a breakout that could quadruple in price in the short run, driving it up another 426%. And handing investors an opportunity to multiply their money by 25 times or more…

You see, right now every industrialized country on the planet is scrambling to get its hands on this one precious commodity.

Demand, as you’ll see, is unparalleled in history…

And yet there’s little supply to go around
A recent report from the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada forecasted a 45,000 metric ton shortage in the near future that could wipe out 16% of the world’s power for over six monthsi
In the past 12 months alone, the supply of this precious has already fallen short by 60 million pounds. And production is limited for years to come. The world’s leading energy association estimates that it takes eight years for new mining and production of this fuel to get “online” and ready for power plants across the globe.

To put it bluntly, investors who understand the size and scope of this situation are about to be rewarded handsomely – and soon…

That’s because this fuel is in such demand – and is so powerful – that it’s about to do what oil did for 127 profit-filled years – power global growth for the coming era.

After all, oil fueled the Industrial Revolution, two world wars, the age of automobiles, the age of consumer goods and global transportation. It even created the modern middle class…

In the last three generations alone, oil turned every $1,000 invested into $1.26 million.

And now this one fuel is about to do the same thing…

It’s coming with such force that even Big Oil has quit investing in – of all things – oil. (You’ll see why in a moment.)

Gains will be nothing less than astounding, exceeding 2,689% or more in the coming months… Enough to turn $10,000 into over $250,000… Or fund a comfortable retirement in the Bahamas over the next 34 months… Or the freedom to live anywhere in the world you choose.

This special briefing will show you how to capitalize on this situation and get a stake in this runup now, long before the investment banks and hoards of “retail” investors start pouring their bankrolls back into commodities – and pushing the price up even faster…

Fact is, this boom is gaining such force and inevitability, that there’s little that can stop it.

Let me show you why this is happening at such breakneck speed…


The Cleanest Fuel on Earth Is Ramping Up Fast

You see, the fuel I’m talking about is the one used to power electric plants worldwide. It’s not oil or natural gas, it’s uranium. Investors who understand the supply-gap of this fuel are about to be in for quite a ride.

The reasons are simple… China alone is adding 30 new nuclear power plants… BusinessWeek calls it the “largest buildout” in the history of energy.

But even that’s a drop in the bucket…

According to a report titled, The Future of Nuclear Power, put out by a blue-ribbon commission headed by former CIA director John Deutchii, China will require the equivalent of 100 more full-scale nuclear plants to meet its growing power needs.

Already, the People's Republic is locking up major uranium deposits in Australia, which holds 40% of the world's minable oreiii.

That’s a powerful tip-off from a government that plans 100 years into the future…

The Surge For Uranium Is Pushing the Breakout…

A whopping 440 power plants in 36 countries now depend on uranium to run steel plants, auto assembly lines, mass transportation, and thousands of factories. And that doesn’t even include the “off the record” users… Consider that:

56 countries operate 284 research reactors as well… Add to that another 220 active power ship and submarine reactors in operation. Most analysts never even stop to consider these “others.”

In addition to the boom in China, 30 new nuclear reactors are under construction worldwide – and 74 more are “firmly planned,” according to the World Nuclear Organization. And those numbers don’t include the fact that:
  • Japan wants to add 11 new reactors
  • India plans on building at least 20 more
  • And Russia is shooting for 42 more
In the U.S., 104 nuclear plants are in operation, with a whopping 21 new plants being proposed.

15 reactors in the U.S. alone have been granted license to extend their operating lives from 40 to 60 years... The existing 85 other plants in the U.S. are expected to apply for the same extension.

Already, France gets three-quarters of its power from nuclear – and actually sells electricity to neighboring countries.
According to USA Today:
Finland is building a nuclear reactor to open in 2010... Switzerland has lifted a moratorium on new plants... Poland has agreed to help build a plant in Lithuania... Belarus starts construction on a new plant next year.

“Europe,” says USA Today, “is poised to begin a new nuclear age, reversing two decades of policies.
But even this is just a small piece of the puzzle. Right now 440 reactors worldwide provide 16% of the global energy. Yet what most analysts don’t realize is this: Another 284 reactors are used in research and power ships.

Demand is growing faster than reason can even comprehend – over 150 million pounds a year.

What’s more, the effort to reduce our “carbon footprint” and stop global warming has taken over the globe…

Given that uranium is the cleanest, most powerful source of energy in the world, it’s dominance remains unchallenged.

USA Today reports that:
“Nuclear power creates virtually none of the pollution that causes climate change and delivers electricity cheaper than other forms of generation do.iv
Even Greenpeace founder Patrick Moore backs uranium when he says:
“Nuclear energy is the only non-greenhouse gas-emitting power source that can effectively replace fossil fuels and satisfy global demand.”
Yet if that weren’t enough, consider this:

Not one single ounce of uranium comes from the Middle East

Or any other country with unstable governments, social unrest, maniacal dictators, or greedy, monopolizing organizations like OPEC…

Fact is, the world is ready to stop feeding OPEC and countries like Venezuela vast quantities of cash – over $800 million a day… The same countries set on destroying our free societies.

Instead, the lion’s share – a full 51% – comes from Canada and Australia… Both friendly, U.S.-loving, free-trade partners with America.

It’s one of the reasons that the Department of Energy is asking lawmakers for $875 million to supercharge its existing nuclear programs in 104 reactors immediatelyv

And yet, here’s what investors need to know: The supply of uranium worldwide is severely shortvi
Reactors worldwide have used up nearly twice the output of all the uranium mined in the world in the last 12 months alone
The U.S., China, France and key industrialized countries have been living on the razor’s edge of dwindling reserves.

Even so, uranium is still dirt-cheap. At $150 a pound it’s unreasonably low… At $200 a pound it’s a steal… At $300 it’s bargain…


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Why “Big Oil” Is Cutting Back – On Oil

In the 1980s OPEC, the powerful coalition of oil producing countries, squashed the movement to alternative energy.

It was easy back then. As the threat of “new” energy gained momentum, OPEC just flooded the market with oil and dropped the price. Within a year, every alternative was forgotten. And Big Oil’s dominance remained strong for nearly three more decades.

Yet today, OPEC can’t crush the worldwide migration from carbon fuels with low prices. China’s demand is too great. And in a twisted irony, those high prices and government initiatives are sealing the fate for big oil.

Lynn Westfall, Chief Economist at Tesoro, says: “If you were to ask us to build a brand new refinery anywhere in the world, I would tell you you’d be lucky to have it up and running in six or seven years. And then you’d need another 10 to 15 years at today’s margins to pay it back. Building a new refinery is a 20-year bet....”

It’s a bet big oil companies are not willing to take. And Congress is in the process of making sure…

The Energy Efficiency Promotion Act, now in the Senate, is all but set to crush oil for the long term. Add to that the administration’s goal to reduce gas consumption by 20%, and Big Oil’s running scared. Especially with the huge subsidies for alternative energy proposed by this bill.

“Why would I invest in a refinery…?” says Chevron’s vice chairman, Peter Robertson…

“Should I make billions of dollars in new investments that are going to be stranded 10 years down the road,” says Bill Holbrook, from the National Petrochemical and Refiners Association.

And it shows. In the first quarter of this year, ExxonMobil’s profits increased by nearly a billion dollars, and yet investment in production and exploration went down 10.4%.

Exxon spent nearly two times the money on stock buybacks (a record $8 billion in three months) than it did on production, leading analysts to ask: “Has the future of uranium sparked this short-term profit grab?”

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