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How a Dictator’s Death An evil tyrant’s demise offers you a chance to gain
Dear Reader, Hitler. Stalin. Mao Tse-tung. Czar Nicholas II. Caligula. History proves that some folks just have to die to make the people of the world freer, less persecuted or safer… But aside from these noble effects, the death of an evil dictator -- under certain conditions -- can also make some in-the-know people wealthy, fast. You’ll never hear it in The Wall Street Journal, but such circumstances exist right now. And you could be one of the savvy few who will profit hugely from them… Keep reading, and I’ll prove to you how one tyrant’s recent passing could put hundreds of thousands of dollars in your pocket with minimal investment -- if you act quickly on the hard-won information you’ll receive today. I’m talking about instant gains of 12 times your money -- and possible medium-term gains of more than 19,000%, if recent history holds true. (I’ll show you the hard-numbers proof on this in a second.)… That’s $1,000 into $191,650 -- or five grand into an incredible $958,250. More on the mind-boggling gains you could make in just a minute. But, right now, I want you to meet the ruthless megalomaniac who held one of the world’s most coveted gas and oil reserves in the grip of an iron fist... The 19,165% Natural Gas Play In the wake of the Soviet Union’s collapse, oil- and gas-rich Kazakhstan was a country in transition. That’s another way of saying it was unstable, vulnerable and chaotic. But in 1996, a small, gutsy Canadian oil company boldly bought a bankrupt energy firm owned by the Kazakh government -- along with its exclusive rights to a major oil and gas region called the Turgai Basin... Five years later, the deal started paying off big for this little company -- now called PetroKazakhstan (PKZ). Investors unafraid to profit from crisis could’ve scored shares for a mere 29 cents apiece before April of 2001... By August 24 of 2005, PKZ shares topped $55.58 apiece -- for unreal four and a half year gains of 19,165%. Keep reading to discover how this lucrative history could repeat right now on a small petro-player with exclusive rights to tap another coveted petroleum reserve in the same region. Details in your FREE three-volume Global Gas Profits Library... Until his recent fatal heart attack handed one small petroleum company a crucial leg up on tapping these reserves -- and opened the floodgates on their $40.5 billion ocean of “free” oil. Keep reading… RIP: The Madman Whose Chokehold on the You’ve probably never heard of Saparmurat Niyazov. That’s because his 21-year reign of insane megalomania began under the shadow and protection of the formidable Soviet Union. However, since the USSR’s breakup, Niyazov was regularly placed in the top 10 on many organizations’ “worst dictators” lists: Parade Magazine, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and more. Stories of Niyazov’s oppressive “cult of personality” are legendary in the journalism and activism communities. Aside from typical dictator stunts like erecting statues of himself, renaming towns in his own honor and plastering his image on planes, buildings, money -- even the national vodka -- Niyazov:
Yet, despite these appalling facts, few Westerners could probably name the petroleum-rich former Soviet nation Niyazov ruled over: Turkmenistan. Larger than Iraq, Turkmenistan is nestled above Afghanistan and Iran, along the eastern coast of the Caspian Sea. It’s a raw and rugged place, and it holds an impressive reserve of petroleum, especially natural gas. Industry and official estimates place Turkmenistan’s gas reserves at fourth in the world... Now, foreign drillers have been chafing at the bit for years to get at this incredible gas pool -- yet, because of Niyazov’s mismanagement of his country’s resources and economy, this incredible resource has languished. But on December 21, 2006, Saparmurat Niyazov did the one thing that would better his country’s economy and the welfare of his people the most... He died of a massive coronary. Since that moment, Turkmenistan’s prospects have been looking up... And so have the profit prospects of early investors in one key company. “Natural gas is expected to overtake coal and rival oil as the leading fossil fuel in the world by 2025...” GAS RUSH: How a Dictator’s Twisted Legacy Nutcase Niyazov died without naming a successor -- and, for a little while, Turkmenistan floundered in a power vacuum... But on February 14, 2007, acting President Gurbanguly Berdimuhammedow was named the official President of Turkmenistan after garnering 89% of the vote in a democratic election. This was a great day for oil and gas companies (one in particular, as I’ll show you in a second) -- and for those investing in them. That’s because Berdimuhammedow -- medical scholar, university educator and former dentist -- is sane and seems to genuinely care about the economic development of his country. In fact, the new President’s promised reforms to Turkmenistan’s financial system yielded year-over-year GDP growth of 120% and a 27% increase in trade surplus by the first quarter of 2008...
He’s also aggressively pursuing five new pipeline projects to service Chinese, Pakistani and Indian markets to the east -- plus, western markets in Iran, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Georgia and Central Europe... It’s like America’s Gold Rush of the 1840s, and lots of heavy-hitting companies are staking their claims. Russia’s Gazprom and China’s CNPC are already involved -- and Iran’s National Iranian Gas Company is circling like a shark. So is BP. However, one small publicly traded Anglo-Arab petroleum company may have beaten all these big boys to the biggest profits... Which I’ll prove could easily mean 12 times your money (if you get in now) -- or even as much as PKZ’s incredible 19,000% gains or more... “Competition for gas projects... has prompted a frenetic race among international oil companies to meet the demand for fuel in rich industrialized countries.” Company Z: The World’s Last Resource Stock Play Small Petro = Big Profits Would 422 times your money get you stoked up? Here’s how a small American gas player did it… Ever heard of Eden Energy? Neither had 99.9% of rank and file investors back in 2003. However, those “crisis profiteers” who got in on this over-the-counter stock at 2 cents a share (in late October of 2003) knew all about this micro-domestic petro-player… And they weren’t the least bit surprised, as this small rocky mountain driller’s stock steadily climbed to an incredible $8.45 a share by the end of July 2005. That’s a mind-boggling gain of 42,250%. Go ahead, look it up for yourself. In just shy of 21 months, Eden Energy turned a mere $1,000 into the better part of half a million dollars: $422,500… Keep reading this bulletin to discover not one -- but three -- overlooked petroleum players that could potentially give Eden Energy a run for its money… Or, at the very least, hand you merely obscene profits like: Teton Energy’s 561% one-year gains… Like the gutsy PetroKazakhstan that snagged gutsy early investors more than 190 times their money, one small petroleum company has spent years laying the groundwork for huge profits in a crisis-torn region. I’ll call it “Company Z” for now. (I’ll explain why I can’t divulge the name in a minute.)... Where other energy companies feared to tread, this micro-player was making shrewd moves to suck up the stakes of troubled Turkmeno, Dutch and Canadian energy companies in a coveted Turkmenistan-controlled Caspian Sea petroleum block... And now, with the sudden death of the Turkmen tyrant, Company Z’s gamble is about to pay off HUGE for anyone holding shares. (This could be you in just a minute.) Here’s proof of what this firm’s got going for it now that Niyazov’s dead:
These things have already made an impact in Company Z’s share price. The stock shot up more than 180% in the 10 months after I first recommended it to a few savvy readers. (You could become one of these in a minute.)... And, I’ll show you in a second why it’s still an absurd bargain right now. I’ll also prove how buying into Company Z at today’s prices could hand you instant gains of at least 12 times your money… But, I digress. The bottom line is this: I believe Company Z is the only publicly traded resource firm in the world with the potential to make you as much money in as short a period of time as PetroKazakhstan’s 19,000% gains a few years ago. It’s not just strong fundamentals, a protected market niche and an obvious profit outlook that’s got me thinking that, either. There’s a HUGE reason to buy into Company Z right now that dwarfs these other factors in cementing your potential profits… “Strong demand for natural gas is occurring not just in the United States, but in the fast-industrializing economies of China and India, which are set to compete for supplies.” August 30, 2008: A $45 Billion Day for Turkmenistan’s Gas Producers -- and Those Who Hold Stock in the Best of Them Historically, the Turkmen region and China have enjoyed robust trade. For centuries, Chinese silk, teas, porcelain and other goods traveled westward on the Silk Road -- and were traded for the renowned horses and other valuables from what’s now modern Turkmenistan… But under Russia’s pawn dictator Saparmurat Niyazov, Chinese/Turkmeno trade dried to a trickle. Not so under new President Berdimuhammedow. In July 2007, Berdimuhammedow visited China with the express purpose of accelerating bilateral trade -- especially in petroleum resources. As a result, Turkmenistan has since become China’s seventh-largest trading partner among the Commonwealth of Independent States… Already under the new regime, Turkmenistan and China have launched a 10,000 kilometer pipeline project aimed at delivering Turkmeno natural gas to factory-to-the-world China. The pipeline is projected to deliver a whopping 30 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually for the next 30 years… Think this doesn’t bode well for Company Z’s quest for PKZ-like 19,000% gains? But hold the phone. Just days ago, on August 30, Chinese President Hu Jintao met with President Berdimuhammedow on a state visit to Turkmenistan. Their agenda: Intensifying the two nations’ oil and gas ties… And, immediately after that meeting, Berdimuhammedow issued the following statement: "The volume of shipments to China will be 40 billion cubic metres, not 30 billion cubic metres as planned earlier…" Yes, that’s right -- 800-lb. gorilla China breezed into Turkmenistan and locked up an extra 10 billion cubic meters of their natural gas over the next year alone. At the current prices they charge other major gas importers, this equals a $45 billion increase in gas sales to China -- raising the total value of this bilateral deal to Turkmenistan’s bottom line an incredible $180 billion… And, remember, the Turkmeno/China alliance is just ONE of many that will soon be flooding Turkmenistan with gas money… In fact, energy-needy Iran is so desperate for Turkmeno gas that they’re willing to pay double the price for it. After a pricing dispute shut down Turkmenistan’s gas exports to Iran (which supplies Turkey and other nations with gas) in January, Iran came groveling back… And on April 25, 2008, they swallowed without a whimper Berdimuhammedow’s doubling of that nation’s price to $150 per thousand cubic meters. Hmmm. Massive price hikes rubber-stamped by major consumers without complaint… Multiple huge new pipeline projects progressing at breakneck speed… Juggernaut China renegotiating for ever bigger pieces of the pie… These are your signals to buy Company Z right now. The gas is there. The money is there. The deals are there. The political alignments are there. The infrastructure is growing every day. The only thing that ISN’T there yet (but will be any day, I predict) is a realistic valuation of Company Z’s shares! Make no mistake, the global Gas Rush is on -- and Company Z is going to be one of the major beneficiaries of it. If anyone out there’s got a shot at matching (or beating) PetroKazakhstan’s unreal, but true, 19,000% profit run, it’s this small firm. All you need to ride along for the gains is the information on this stock… And that’s coming up in a second. But there’s one more thing: As if you weren’t already itching to invest whatever you can afford in Company Z -- let me show you why you’re practically pocketing at least 12 times your money the instant you buy this stock...
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