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convey is this: When it comes to commodities that we require daily, rising prices or slumping economic conditions don’t appreciably slow our consumption.
And by investing in these
commodities, investors can make tremendous profi ts.
That is why I started a brand new
advisory service, called the Ultimate Wealth Report.
The Ultimate Wealth Report is the culmination of everything I have learned about creating “real wealth” in more than two decades working in the fi nancial markets. And, I will share that knowledge with you in each monthly newsletter, identifying the strongest companies that are involved in mining, producing, and harvesting these “real assets” that the world desperately needs.
For example, let’s look at one
commodity that the world can’t live without: copper.
Copper is in most things we use:
electronics, appliances, our homes, our cars, our phones . . . the list goes on and on. As the rest of the world develops and becomes more affl uent, they
will be buying two major items that need lots of copper — cars (each one contains about 50 pounds of copper) and houses (a single residential unit needs 278 pounds of copper for wiring, plumbing, etc.). Inside a home, an air conditioner has 52 pounds of copper. A washer and dryer have over six pounds of copper. A dishwasher has fi ve pounds of copper. And a refrigerator has 4.8 pounds.
In short, copper demand continues to grow as the world economy grows. It is the ultimate gauge of global growth.
As an investor, you can invest
“Wealth will be created and retained in coming years by investing in assets that the world absolutely needs to survive.”
in copper through shares of an exchange-traded note (similar to an ETF), the iPath Dow Jones- UBS Copper ETN with the ticker symbol of JJC. Over the last three years the share price of this ETN has jumped 47 percent, from $29.83 in 2009 to $44.07 recently.
Not a bad return when the global economy was considered to be “slowing” during the same time.
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The Insider’s Guide to ‘Real Wealth’ Investing, and it contains my picks for the commodities you should put your investment dollars toward to protect your assets and fi nd tangible growth in the wake of faltering stocks, bonds, and real estate prices.
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To Your Success!
Sean Hyman, Editor Ultimate Wealth Report
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