The largest emerging nations on the planet are signing some of the greatest international deals of all time.
Just yesterday, Brazil’s President Lula and President Bush heralded their new ethanol agreement to greatly boost the production of alternative fuels across the Americas.
The landmark event we’ve been alerting you to. It means less dependence on OPEC and Venezuela. It opens the doors for Brazil to export billions of dollars in advanced ethanol technology. And it launches a brand new worldwide industry.
Meanwhile, China’s signing overseas M&A deals like crazy.
China is interested in the creation of an Inter-Oceanic canal in Nicaragua. China is investing heavily in a railway project in Argentina. China has inked huge natural resource deals with Australia, Indonesia, Uzbekistan and other energy rich states in Central Asia. By 2011, Chinese overseas direct investment could reach $60 billion, becoming Asia’s largest source.
Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan are close behind.
No wonder foreign markets have started to take off again! And no wonder most of those markets continue to outperform the U.S.!
In Asia, just from last week’s bottom, Indonesia is up 3.87% … Singapore has jumped 5.41% … China has soared 5.99% … Malaysia has skyrocketed by over 7.04%.
In Eastern Europe, Estonia is up 4.97%, Romania is up 5.7% and Poland has surged 6.03% — all just in the last four days.
Ditto for Latin America: Argentina’s up 4.68%, Peru’s up 4.92%, Chile’s up 5.14% and Brazil has jumped nearly 5.55% — also in just four days.
This picture is totally consistent with the pattern we saw last year: Foreign markets beating the S&P 500 by three, four, five, even ten to one … some soaring by more than 130%.
Moreover, this picture is also consistent with the powerful megatrends we’ve been writing you about month after month …
- The U.S. markets held back by deteriorating core industries like housing and autos …
- Asian markets galvanized by 3 billion people rushing into a new middle class, and now …
- Massive sums of investment capital flowing into emerging markets.
But what’s especially unique about this phenomenon is that, for the first time in history, individual American investors, small or large, can participate … and do so very nimbly.
For the first time, you can be a part of these diverse and rich global opportunities from the comfort of your living room — without opening foreign accounts, without the hassle of currency conversions, and with the same discount commissions you pay when buying a U.S. stock.
You simply buy a U.S.-based Exchange Traded Fund (ETF). That ETF, in turn, buys the shares of the largest, most liquid companies traded in key foreign markets. And that’s it.
You can buy an ETF that represents Brazil or Chile, China or Japan, Australia or New Zealand, Malaysia or Singapore, and many more. You can buy an ETF that represents a region. You can buy an ETF that represents an international industry sector. And each one gives you different stake in this groundswell of global mega-deals and growth.
Warning:
As the Recent Market Correction
Illustrated, Timing Can Be Critical
That’s why we recommend you approach these markets with a well-documented trading strategy.
That’s why, when we first alerted you to our favorite Asian ETF two weeks ago, we waited patiently for the market to correct.
That’s why we made sure we had a new, fresh new, buy signal before acting.
My philosophy: No investment is risk free. You ALWAYS face the risk of losses. And the same is true for ETFs — Also, trading them on the fly simply isn’t prudent.
To maximize your profits and minimize your risk, you need a strategy designed to move you into the right Exchange Traded Funds that are surging ahead … to get you out when they begin to slow … and to move you into the best-performing ETFs for the next leg up.
Beating the S&P 500
By 6-to-1 Since 1990
My team and I spent years searching for a fund trading strategy with a documented, long-term record of helping investors buy and sell at the best time. We’ve found it. And we’ve adopted it for our International ETF Trader.
International ETF Trader is based on the trading strategy that thumped the S&P index by more than six to one since 1990!
I repeat: For more than 16 years, the trading strategy we have adopted for our new International ETF Trader has performed more than six times better than the S&P 500.
This is not based on 20-20 hindsight. It’s based on well-documented recommendations published in real time.
Nor is this based exclusively on my team’s analysis of the strategy. The widely respected Hulbert Financial Digest has also awarded its top ratings to this approach every year since 1993. And now, with International ETF Trader, we have adopted and adapted this model.
Low Minimums.
No Debt or Leverage.
Good Diversification.
The advantages are unmistakable:
Low minimums: You can begin with as little as $5,000 (or, if you like, as much as $100,000 or more) …
No debt or leveraged investments: No options, futures or leveraged investments of any kind. This strategy uses exclusively international ETFs based in the U.S. and traded on U.S. exchanges, with over 100 to choose from.
Diversified portfolio: International ETF Trader generally recommends four or five different international ETFs that provide what we believe to be the best combination of high returns and low volatility.
Long-term track record: Using domestic mutual funds, the trading approach adopted by the International ETF Trader has generated over 1,900% cumulative return since inception, enough to turn every $10,000 invested into $209,210, or every $50,000 invested into more than one million dollars.* Now, we believe similar, or even better, returns are possible by applying this approach to international ETFs.
No complicated strategies: Just follow simple, plain-English, instructions on which ETFs to buy or sell two or three times per month!
Protection against a declining dollar: Instead of losing purchasing power when the value of the dollar declines, you get the extra benefit of additional gains when foreign currencies rise.
Can be traded in IRAs: All the investments recommended in International ETF Trader can be included in your IRA and other tax-deferred accounts.
All for the Price of a
Single Gallon of Gas!
If you join International ETF Trader now …
1. You’ll save up to $2,585 with our Charter Discount Rate: At the $995 one-year Charter Rate, you save $1,195.
And with the $1,795 two-year rate, you save a whopping $2,585 and get International ETF Trader for just $2.46 a day — about what you pay for a single gallon of gasoline!
2. You can still jump on board with our latest Asia recommendation. This ETF has great momentum, relatively low volatility, and excellent fundamentals. Its recent correction was more modest than China’s stock market, and its comeback last week was among the strongest of all foreign markets.
Naturally, the specific timing and content of our recommendation must be adjusted to reflect actual market conditions at the time. But no matter what, we are committed to getting you in at what we believe is the most opportune time.
3. Your membership is FULLY GUARANTEED: No one can guarantee profits. But you must be thrilled with the money you’re making, or cancel anytime in your first 60 days for a full refund of your entire membership fee, or anytime thereafter for a refund on the remaining months in your unused membership!
Plus, as soon as you join, we will rush you a free copy of Global ETFs, Global Profits — our comprehensive guide to trading international ETFs — and …
Immediately, we’ll send you the trading instructions for the Asian ETF that’s already started to soar again in just the last few days.
Then, just watch your e-mail inbox or fax machine for further simple step-by-step instructions!
The number to call is 1-800-735-6260 and mention your personal code of p446-74096. Or just click the appropriate link below.
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Best wishes,
Martin
P.S. Remember: You Must Be Delighted with Your Profits, or International ETF Trader is FREE! Call 1-800-735-6260 or click on the link below …
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About International ETF Trader
The track record information in this report — beating the S&P 500 by six to one over the past 16 years — is based on published recommendations issued in real time, not by back-tested modeling. Moreover, although we do not know what investors actually achieved, the success of the approach is substantially corroborated by third-party independent analysis by the widely respected Hulbert Financial Digest.
The track record is based on market price data which we deem to be reliable but which has not been independently verified. It assumes faithful execution of published signals at the first opportunity after signals were issued, includes dividends and capital gains distributions were reinvested, and assumes trades were made in an IRA or other tax-deferred account at Fidelity.
All the investments recommended by International ETF Trader are qualified for such accounts. This data does not take into account certain mutual fund fees or broker commissions. Past performance is no assurance of future success. For more details, see our terms and conditions at http://www.uncommonwisdomdaily.com/tc/iet.html.
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