From: Outsider Club <ww-eletter@angelnexus.com>
Date: Wed, Dec 31, 2014 at 7:03 PM
Subject: 10-Bagger Resource Stocks
To: pascal.alter@gmail.com
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| Can you get rich by following "Hubbert's Law"? A geoscientist named Hubbert uncovered a shocking law... One that brokers and analysts overlook because it's "too simple." But it has a 58-year track record of 100% accuracy. Here's what it looks like...
It may not look like much... but it's predicted trades big enough to turn $1,000 into $4,200,000 (and that's not a typo!). In this special report, one of our top energy experts reveals how everyday investors can take advantage of it for explosive profits. 10-Bagger Resource Stocks By Nick Hodge | Wednesday, December 31st, 2014 With tax-loss selling coming to a close and even the most ardent supporters shying away, it may finally be time to buy resource stocks. Things have gone from bad to worse... The PowerShares DB Commodity Index (NYSE: DBC), which holds commodities like aluminum, crude, copper, corn, gold, wheat, and zinc is currently the cheapest it's ever been. Trading over $46.00 at the top of the last cycle in 2008, you can now purchase a share for $18.70. The pain has been most pointed as of late, with the fund losing more than a quarter of its value this year. Advertisement Ex-Microsoft Exec: "This will mint more millionaires than Microsoft" There's a breakthrough new drug called "Delta-9." It's spreading riches around like nothing we've seen in our lifetimes. Already, 10 new millionaires are being minted every week. Former Microsoft Exec Jamie Shivley has even gone on record to say, "This will mint more millionaires than Microsoft." So what is this breakthrough discovery? Why is it creating so much wealth? And how can you grab you share? The companies that mine metal commodities haven't faired any better. The S&P Metals and Mining ETF (NYSE: XME) has also lost a quarter of its value this year. It's lost 47% in the past five: Precious metals are even worse. Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (NYSE: GDX) is down 62% in the past five years. The fund that tracks junior gold miners, GDXJ, has lost 79% in five years. It's a tragic human shortfall that we tend to think trends will continue in their established direction. And the direction in resource mining stocks has certainly been established: down. What's more, there really haven't been many reasons for it to get better. The global economy isn't booming, there are no marked shortages (though uranium and PGMs are getting close), and the dollar has been relatively strong. But it's at this moment when the biggest investment gains are made... when a sector is so hated that investors have sold off 80% of its value. When it happens, the market will violently over-correct to the upside. That's precisely when gains in the thousands of percent are made. It's a phenomenon I call the Peak Profit Cycle. Advertisement Saddam's Lost Oil Thanks to an epic fleecing in the oil community, you have the rare chance to get in on a cache of crude that no one (even Saddam Hussein) knew existed. There are 13.7 billion barrels of oil just underneath the surface in the last place you probably ever expected... and one small company is already pumping it out of the ground. Click here to see why this opportunity could be even better than the last one. And just as resource stocks have seemingly gone down day after day, when the cycle changes the exact opposite will be true. That's why I think the early part of next year will be one of the best times to buy resource stocks that we've seen in some time. With most resource stocks down this year, as I mentioned earlier, the tax-loss selling season has been brutal. Many quality mining names have been driven to new lows. The end of that this week should be catalyst for some of those stocks to get their grooves back. It won't all happen at once. And it won't happen to all resource sectors at once. But when the Profit Cycle changes in a certain sector, record profits are made. Take just for one example a Peak Profit Cycle that took place in copper from 2009-2011. Copper prices soared threefold. Not a single copper stock I could find returned less than triple-digits during that time frame. Some copper miners, like Sandfire Resource, shot up by thousands of percent. Sandfire went from below five cents to over $4.35 in two years — a gain of nearly 17,400%. Blackthorn Resources added 11,766% in the same time. And right before it happened, the mainstream wisdom was that copper was dead. Mark my words: resource stocks are far from dead. In fact, I think they could have a banner year in 2015. And that's why I've put together all my research for you... not only on exactly why certain resource sectors are in for a Peak Profit Cycle, but also the nine stocks I think you should buy now to reap the biggest rewards. Here's to a profitable New Year. Call it like you see it,
Nick Hodge Nick is the Founder and President of the Outsider Club, and the Investment Director of the thousands-strong stock advisory, Early Advantage. Co-author of two best-selling investment books, including Energy Investing for Dummies, his insights have been shared on news programs and in magazines and newspapers around the world. For more on Nick, take a look at his editor's page. *Follow Outsider Club on Facebook and Twitter.
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