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Anglo-Pacific: Coal, or a brighter Future?
christh - Thu, 22 Dec 05 :
I read that from a newsletter.As you know APF has invested in Uranium.
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Mainstream energy analysts and traders have been so blinded by the ongoing oil price drama that the
critical uranium shortage is still invisible to most investors.
So even as uranium prices keep making new highs, the investing public is missing or
simply ignoring huge profit opportunities.
Not so with James Dines. In 2001, he uncovered the uranium supply crisis at its
earliest stage and immediately recognized it as the investment opportunity of a lifetime.
Mr Dines is positioning his readers now to "corner their share" of a market that's only just
begun its meteoric rise.
The really big gains will start when these simple facts become widely known. ..
Today, there are 441 nuclear power plants on the planet with many more planned. Japan intends to add 11 more by
the year 2010. India has 14 and is adding 24 more. China will add 24 to 30 by 2020.
Even nuclear-wary Britain has faced the reality that they will need 45 additional
plants to meet the Kyoto Treaty targets for reducing gases. ..and there's not
enough uranium being produced to keep them running! So, when the uranium
runs out the lights go out!
Mr Dines uncovered the uranium supply crisis at its earliest stage and immediately recognized it as the
investment opportunity of a lifetime.
From "The Original Uranium Bug"!
It's already happened at least once thus far. In 2003, a key Canadian nuclear power
facility simply ran out of fuel and had to shut down, almost without notice.
Millions of homes, businesses, hospitals and factories were suddenly in the dark with
nowhere to turn for alternative power.
The bull market in uranium is creating a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to earn triple- and even quadruple
digit profits with selected uranium-mining stocks.
And there's plenty of risk to be considered. ..
.In the United States, 20% of electricity comes from nuclear-powered facilities-
that's 31% of Western world demand.
.World demand for uranium is outpacing supplies by around 100% of production.
.On December 25, 2000, uranium was at $7.10 a pound. Today, prices have soared
past $27 a pound. ..and are still rising!
(Imagine, a commodity that has more than tripled and is not in the headlines!)
.Growing uncertainty in oil supplies is pushing governments to finance
construction of dozens of new nuclear plants. ..not even considering where th.
fuel for these lllants would come from Fuel-short utilities could trigger the most
intense bidding war in market history, much like those Mr Dines has forecast in the past. ..
Huge uranium price spike just around the corner!
This year, nuclear power plants will consume almost 200-million pounds of uranium. At the
same time, only around 100-million pounds will be mined.
There's simply no significant amount of new supply to put in the uranium pipeline. Plus,
it takes 5 to 10 years to bring a new uranium mine into production.
Think about it: At what price does one stop bidding for the only fuel that keeps a billion
dollar nuclear power plant operating?
The distinct "spike" developing in this price boom is familiar to Mr Dines. Being able to
identify a coming spike has allowed him to plan well-timed buys and sells that maximize
profits...
Over the years, Mr Dines created proprietary tools to track how the investing public chases
key stocks in panic-induced buying, and from this discovered how to time selling to ensure
enormous profits.
For example, way back in 1979, Mr Dines was the first investment advisor to call "The Coming
China Boom." He later made a key investment recommendation to exploit that boom. He
recommended Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank when it was at $2.
.Now, it trades at around $80!-a 4,000% gain, averaging about 16.7% annual growth every
year for the last 24 years!
Stock recommendations of this magnitude are regular reading for subscribers to The
Dines Letter. This is the kind of advisor you need to help guide your investment decisions.
For example, in 1996, Mr Dines was among the very first to recognize the soaring
investment potential of the Internet.
such as America Online, Amazon and Exodus Communications.
In 2001, during the worst market decline in decades, Mr Dines shifted his readers' portfolios
to mining companies that produce precious metals because of "The Coming China Boom."
He then went on to assemble a portfolio that has returned profits such as:
.Pan American Silver, up 330% in 42 months
.Glamis Gold, up 333% in 38 months
.Coeur d 'Alene, up 240% in 36 months
Today, many commodities are near their peaks, except for uranium, which is just
beginning to rise! Read on!
Is it too late to invest in uranium stocks?
No, it's inevitable they will go higher. Here's why. ..
Despite the spectacular profits investors have already earned in uranium stocks, the bull
market is only now getting underway. And if you invest in the right uranium mining stocks
now, you could earn 10 times your money or better over the next 24 months.
What makes Mr Dines so sure? For starters, even though uranium prices have soared,
demand for uranium hasn't let up a bit. In fact, demand will actually increase in the near future
as more nuclear power plants are brought on line in India, Japan, China and elsewhere.
And those plants are just the beginning.
With the Middle East in crisis and oil supplies in political jeopardy, more and more countries
are turning to nuclear power to supply their almost insatiable energy needs.
Even more striking, all this is taking place in the face of a severe supply shortfall.
The nearly 200-million pounds of uranium consumed every year is around double the
100-million pounds produced.
To make matters worse, it will be years before new mines can be brought into
production to make up for this shortfall.
In other words, more and more nuclear power plants are going to be bidding on less and less uranium.
And that means uranium prices are going to soar, as will the stock prices of selected uranium mining companies.
That's why it's so critical that you act now to place a portion of your portfolio in the uranium-
mining stocks recommended in Mr Dines' Special Report "The Coming Uranium Boom."
In making his forecasts, Mr Dines identifies what he calls the "invisible signs" in the
uranium market that are setting the stage for wealth building to come.
The "Invisible Signs" Seeing opportunity before the investing masses storm the gates!
Invisible Sign #1: The uranium bidding wars are hidden from the everyday
investor, but the first volleys have already been fired. With prices spiking to perhaps
over $100 a pound. ..uranium-mining shares could record historic rises!
Uranium producers are a mixed lot. Like any mining operation, the state of the mines
could include abundant reserves ready to be mined. ..or depleted reserves near a mine's end.
Where a mine stands in its production life,how it is managed and what it costs to produce
contribute significantly to its valuation.
By seeing this opportunity early, Mr Dines has already sorted through the details of the
mining companies he recommends that you buy now...and it has not been easy, because
who else is doing such groundbreaking research?
For example, the world's largest producer of uranium, which should also be the centerpiece
of any uranium portfolio, has already sold its production into 2006. ..at prices ranging from
$7 to $9 a pound! That's 70% below recent prices.
But as new contracts are signed at soaring uranium prices, this producer's earnings will
likewise experience a glorious rise!A number of lesser-known uraniums,
however, are in a better position to profit from up trending prices.
Invisible Sign #2: While the growing Y shortage of uranium is clear to those
who look, world events continue to keep it off the front page. ..and out of view of
mainstream investment advisors.
Most advisors get their news from the same place you do-the popular news media. At
some point in time, the news gets out. It is then that share prices go ballistic. ..but by the time
you see a bandwagon on Wall Street, you're too late!
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