The Greatest Wealth-Building Opportunities in 100 Years

This is Martin and team with a blockbuster, 21-page free report, easily one of the most important in the history of our company.

I’ve just been to the highlands of Brazil. Tony’s heading to Asia soon. Larry’s just back. Sean’s going deep underground into the world’s most promising mines.

All of us â€” Larry, Tony, Sean, Mike and I â€” have searched the globe and scanned the decades.

We’ve looked at every economic boom from the past century.

We’ve added them together.

And we still don’t think they can beat the historic, economic tsunami that’s sweeping the globe right now. Your financial security, your retirement, your family, everything you treasure will be impacted by how you handle this opportunity.

Naturally, no investment is risk free. But intelligent investors are already multiplying their returns 5, 8, even 10 times over with more diversification and, therefore, less risk.

You must act now. There will be no second chances. Your blueprint for wealth is in my report, which I’ll direct you to in a moment. But first, let me explain â€¦

Why Intelligent Global Investing Is One
Of the Easiest Ways to Build Great Wealth

When most investors think about global investing, it sounds exotic, exciting â€¦ but a bit too risky. So they “play it safe” by keeping their nest egg exclusively invested in U.S. stocks and mutual funds.

Yet, as it turns out, that’s probably one of the riskiest things you can do. The housing crisis in the U.S. is threatening to drag down several key sectors of the economy. And the U.S. dollar is falling.

No wonder â€¦

The U.S. Stock Market was
the 56th Worst Performing
Stock Market in 2006!

That means there were a whopping fifty-five stock markets that beat the S&P 500 last year. But it gets worse â€¦

If you thought last year’s ranking of the U.S. stock market was pathetic, then consider this: Based on just-released first-quarter data,

The U.S. markets are falling behind even more, and now rank 66th in the world! That means that there are sixty-five stock markets that are leaving Wall Street in the dust!

In the first quarter, Japan’s stock market did two times better than ours â€¦ Russia’s, four times better â€¦ South Korea’s, seven times better â€¦

France’s stock market did more than nine times better than ours â€¦ Switzerland’s, twelve times better â€¦ and Brazil’s red-hot stock market spun off an amazing $16.60 gain for every $1 gain on the S&P 500.

Hard to Believe? Better
Hang onto Your Hat!

For every $1 gain produced by the S&P 500 in the first quarter of ’07 â€¦

Costa Rica’s stock market generated a $39.13 gain â€¦
Bulgaria created a $24.53 gain â€¦
Australia spun off a $31.80 gain â€¦
The Philippines shelled out a $41.13 gain â€¦
Malaysia threw off a $76.26 gain, and â€¦
China would have handed you a massive $105.51 gain!

One reason was that the S&P 500 produced such miserable gains in the first quarter. But the more important reason is that these overseas markets produced such incredibly good gains.

“But Martin, That’s Just the
Last 15 Months. What
About the Future?”

That’s a good question, and I’m glad you asked. It’s important that you take a sensible, safe, long-term view for your nest egg.

That’s why I urge you to read my new free report from cover to cover. You’ll discover how to build great wealth with less risk by investing in some of the most powerful, long-term investing trends in the history of capitalism.

Look at it this way â€” would you rather invest in an economy that’s trotting along at 6%, 8%, or even 10% a year â€¦ or would you rather invest in an economy (like ours) that’s just barely crawling?

Would you rather watch your nest egg slowly eroded away by the falling dollar â€¦ or would you rather profit from the rising currencies overseas?

“But Isn’t It Difficult to Invest Overseas?
How Will I Know My Money Is Not In Danger?”

Most people don’t know that investing overseas is virtually identical to investing right here in the U.S. markets. You can use your current broker. You can have the same confidence level and security.

And all it takes is a phone call or a 10-minute session with your on-line brokerage account.

And many times, profiting from the overseas boom is as simple as investing in global conglomerates â€” like Coca-Cola or Starbucks â€” that have cleverly positioned themselves in the world’s fastest-growing economies. (More about this inside my report.)

As you read my new report, you’ll also discover two amazingly simple and smart ways to profit from global expansion.

Beat the S&P
Ten Times Over

The first is exchange traded funds or ETFs. As you may know, it’s similar to a mutual fund, but with less fees, less tax headaches â€¦ and it’s easier to track where your money is going.

The best part: For every major country or region in the world, you can now buy an ETF that’s dedicated to its largest and most actively traded stocks.

You can buy an American ETF for Brazil. You can buy one for China. You can buy India, Japan, Australia, even Singapore! ALL beating the Dow hands down. All with the same ease as buying shares in IBM or AT&T. And guess what: China’s Shanghai Index beat the S&P ten times over last year! (See details in my free report.)

Cautious Approach
Delivers 125% Total Returns

The second approach is a brilliant triple-play strategy that lets you invest in solid overseas companies and collect profits three ways:

High dividends.
Currency gains as the dollar falls.
Capital appreciation as the stock rises.

In my free report, you’ll see how our conservative triple-play recommendation of a global conglomerate delivered a steady 125% return.

But what if you’re the kind of investor who likes to “kick it up a notch” now and then? Later on in the report, you’ll discover how our renowned panel of “International Opportunity Hunters” have uncovered amazing investments that have put these results to shame.

My Final Plea to You

Please don’t take the risk of investing your whole nest egg in an economy and a currency that will let you down. Read my report now to discover how to safely, intelligently diversify and multiply your wealth GLOBALLY almost automatically 24 hours a day, with every tick of the clock.

To read the 21-page report in its entirety, just click here, and it will take you straight to my webpage, where I’ve posted every word and every chart â€” from top to bottom. They cover some of the greatest wealth building opportunities in 100 years.

Good luck and God bless!

Martin

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