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Consider the plight of tens of millions of over-extended American home owners who over-spent,
found themselves totally out of cash, in debt up to their ears, and underwater on their home
mortgages:

How do you think a conversation with the mortgage bank would have gone, if the debt-laden
home owner had stomped into the bank, pounded his fists on the president's desk and tried to
dictate new loan terms to his lender?

Well, I suspect that was more or less the situation when Treasury Secretary Geithner paid a
surprise visit to China's vice prime minister, Wang Qishan back in early April. The reported
topic of discussion was whether, or when, China would end the virtually fixed exchange rate on
its currency, the renminbi.

Geithner no doubt argued that China's policy artificially lowers the cost of Chinese exports at the
expense of American exports and jobs. Economists generally agree that if Beijing allowed the
renminbi to trade freely, the U.S. dollar will be 20-40 percent lower. Now I ask you, what
possible leverage could Geithner have thought he had against the country to which the U.S. is
$2.4 trillion in debt?

I'm certain what the media reported was totally different from what really transpired. And that's
a bad thing, because a distorted, manipulated picture makes for poor investment decisions.

My intent with this Special Report is to expose the secret economic policies of President Hu
Jintao, to explain why they have all but assured worldwide hyper-inflation, and to suggest some
simple strategies that will not only protect you against another catastrophic downturn, but help
you double and redouble your money in the next two to three years.

So what's really going on between America and its biggest lender?

Publically, China's chief foreign-exchange regulator, Yi Gang said recently that...

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Translation: all is well. We love America. We're not worried about your out-of-control
spending, your unemployment, the fact that you've been devaluing your currency by printing
billions of "paper" dollars, nor the economic path down which your Congress has your country
headed. We'd never think of not buying your Treasuries, we have complete confidence in the
dollar and therefore have no reason to buy or hoard gold.

For China to say anything else in public would instantly wreck havoc with the value of its $2.4
trillion dollar-backed reserves!

Privately, the Chinese are in a state of shock! They fear a collapse of the U.S. dollar that will
deflate the value of their dollar-backed reserves faster than a hat pin in a carnival balloon.

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When it comes to where to invest your money, it's important to pay closer attention to what
people and governments do, rather than what they say. Case in point: consider George Soros's
recent behavior regarding gold.

Soros made headlines recently by suggesting gold prices were a bubble - implying that investors
should lighten up on their gold holdings. Naturally, that sent gold prices down.
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of the stock. His company had previously bought some 3.5 million shares.

This junior gold company is not in production yet, but it owns some very large gold and copper
deposits in North America. If we're right about the direction gold and commodity prices are
headed, this roughly-$7 dollar stock could deliver some very big returns over the next few years.

Obviously Soros would not be loading up on to his junior gold shares if he really believed gold
prices were headed lower. It's a classic example of saying one thing and doing another.

Like Soros, the Chinese government is telling you one thing and doing the opposite. China's
officials are deliberately talking down the price of gold to give themselves a better chance of
buying more at a lower price.

China says it has total and complete confidence in the strength of the U.S. dollar and has no need
to buy gold. Two Chinese officials recently made public remarks to the effect that... "China
shouldn't make gold a major part of its reserves because of gold's volatile 30-year trading
history."

But, meanwhile, Beijing is secretly scheming with private and public Chinese companies and
buying up as much of the world's gold supply as it can, as quickly as it can without triggering a
buying panic.

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Gold has become a de facto currency, a much stronger currency than the dollar or the euro. The
best way for China to make sure it can afford to buy the commodities it needs to continue its
incredible expansion is to acquire as much gold now (at currently-low prices) as it can.

Of course, Beijing can't wade into the gold market in any serious way without driving up the
price, but the government is encouraging citizens to load up on the precious metal. Private
owners are not required to tell the IMF how much gold they hold, but it's estimated that Chinese
citizens own about 3,000 tons.

The Chinese government now owns 1,054 metric tons of gold (up from 600 metric tons in 2003)
making it the world's fifth-largest gold holder. Although Beijing may be unable to raid the open
gold market, the Chinese government is buying all of the country's own gold production, about
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Is China right about the U.S. dollar? Consider this:

In 1913, when the Federal Reserve was created with the duty of preserving the dollar, one $20
bill could buy one 20-dollar gold piece. Today, it takes more than fifty $20 bills to buy one 20-
dollar gold piece. Under the Fed's custody, the U.S. dollar has lost 98 percent of its value. The
dollar is the storehouse of America's wealth and thanks to reckless spending and bad economic
policy, our country is in serious threat of a devastating run on the bank.

While China has been going to great lengths to declare its faith in the dollar and hold down the
price of gold, I've been warning subscribers to  

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is coming, that commodities are headed way higher. I've been recommending a variety of ways
to invest in the coming gold boom, including a junior gold company with huge upside potential.

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Right now, if you hurry, you can still buy this stock for around $7 or $8. I think that as gold
moves toward $2,000 an ounce this stock has the potential to outdo each new high in gold prices
by a factor of two or even three. If gold doubles from here, this gem of a company could return
200% or even 400% on its $7-$8 price.

Barron's recently published an article on my favorite gold pick, in which it reported the company
was sitting on world-class gold and copper properties.

George Soros is not the only savvy investor who has shown an interest in my number one junior
gold company.

Remember John Paulson, arguably the most successful hedge fund operator over the past 10
years? He's the guy who made billions by betting against the housing market in 2007-8, and had
a prior record of annual gains in the high teens. Well, he recently acquired a $100 million stake
in my favorite junior gold company.

In an inflationary world filled with risk, gold remains the outstanding investment. But, while
large mining companies, in my opinion, should at least double as the price of gold climbs
inexorably to $2,000, you could see multiple baggers from the compelling junior you'll discover
in your FREE Special Report.

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So, what does all this talk about China and gold have to do with the U.S. economy? And how
should it influence what you do with your money now?

Let's review: at the beginning of the twenty-first century, the US economy was eight times
larger than China's. A decade later, the figure was down to four times. China's $4.9 trillion
economy has already surpassed Germany's to become the world's third largest, and is on course
to overtake current No.2-Japan-this year.

China become the world's largest exporter in 2002. In 2009 it shipped some $1.2 trillion worth
of exports. Chinese factories employ low-paid workers to assemble everything from iPods and
the latest computers, to running shoes, clothing, toys and myriad household items that populate
the shelves of America's discount stores.

China has also overtaken the US as the world's largest auto market and largest auto producer.
Two decades ago, a car industry barely existed in China. Chinese car maker Geely International
just bought out the venerable Volvo name.
Steel output for 2009 was estimated at 565 million tons, up 13% year over year. Excluding
China, global steel output fell 23% from 2008. And while European and US banks were under
siege from the global financial crisis, Chinese banks emerged from the turmoil relatively
unscathed.

When the world wide recession struck, China's rock-solid banking system enabled Beijing to
quickly inject liquidity into the economy with a highly effective stimulus program of some 4
trillion Yuan.

Thanks to a China-ASEAN free trade agreement that went into effect on January 1st, Beijing is
now in a position to build new trading alliances, creating the world's third-largest free trade bloc
and undermining US influence in South East Asia.

The combined population of the free trade bloc is 1.9 billion people with a combined GDP of $6
trillion. Already, the ASEAN countries are providing the raw materials and manufacturing parts
for assembly hubs operating in China. And according to the Asian Development Bank, about
60% of China-ASEAN made goods end up in European, Japanese, and US markets.

Beginning to get the picture? While Washington is hopelessly deadlocked by partisan politics,
China's President Hu Jintal has the absolute power to do whatever he thinks is in the best interest
of his country.

Chinese leaders are not puppets to public opinion polls, they need not answer to a fickle
electorate every two years. Their long-term goal for China's 1.3 billion citizens is prosperity and
a better life and they have the luxury of being ruthless and pragmatic when necessary to achieve
their goals.

Last year, the big surprise was how quickly China's economy rebounded from the "Great
Recession".

Incredibly China's GDP came in at a red-hot 8.7% for 2009. Its industrial production was up
18.5% from the previous year, and imports rebounded to an all-time high of $112 billion in
December, reflecting massive stockpiling of key commodities. Some 12.7 million cars were sold
in China last year, up an astonishing 44% over the previous year after Beijing cut taxes on small
cars and offered $730 million in subsidies to get people to buy SUVs, pickups and minivans.

As a result, China also imported a record 5 million barrels per day of crude oil last December,
and has already lined up deals with Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq for more crude oil for this
year. As a result of so much so quickly...
Inevitably, since July '09, China's spending spree on the key commodities it needs for expansion
has fueled a rapid escalation of prices.

The Dow Jones Commodity Index, measured in Chinese Yuan, has made a stunning U-turn,
rebounding sharply from an annualized rate of decline of 52% in July 2009, to positive inflation
rate of 23% today.

It's not surprising that the Chinese Consumer Price Index was 1.9% higher in December than a
year earlier, driven by a 5% rise in food prices.

Officials at the People's Bank of China are already worried that the consumer price deflation
experienced through most of 2009 has quickly turned into escalating inflation in 2010.

If the PBoC doesn't tighten its monetary policy, consumer price inflation could easily accelerate
at a 6% clip this year. And with food and energy accounting for half of China's consumer price
basket, soaring commodity prices are a ticking time bomb.

China emerged from the worldwide recession first and strongest, so it's only natural that China is
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currency to rise relative to the dollar. When this happens, an unpleasant consequence (which US
policymakers have given absolutely no thought to) is likely to be another leg up in the
commodity bull market.

A stronger yuan makes commodities even less expensive to the Chinese and creates even greater
reason to invest its massive currency reserves in something other than depreciating greenbacks.
This is not mere speculation on our part: Chinese officials have already signaled their intension
to stockpile more commodities.

What's more, as the U.S. shows signs of recovery and begins to compete again with China for
finite supplies of critical commodities, the forces of supply and demand will lead to hyper-
inflation here as well.

Just as we saw the price of crude escalate from $38 a barrel to $139 in less than a year, crude is
up more than doubled from its 2009 low. Fortunately, the year-over-year rate of change in crude
has dropped off significantly since the start of the year. That gives the economy some breathing
room, although we're no means out of the woods. From a purely technical perspective, the next
leg up should carry the price of crude up to the $100 a barrel area before it encounters significant
overhead resistance. And that level would once again push us into the danger zone.

But crude oil is only part of the inflation story. So too are prices of other vital commodities
showing signs of runaway inflation. The tentacles of China's ambitions reach every corner of the
world and are in the process of sucking up the vital commodities it requires to realize its dreams
and sending prices through the roof.

Since their recent lows...

Worth watching are changes in industrial commodity prices, which have climbed to their highest
level since the outset of the financial crisis. For this we like to track the CRB Raw Industrials, an
index is comprised of a wide range of commodities, such as hides, tallow, copper scrap, lead
scrap, steel scrap, zinc, tin, burlap, cotton, print cloth, wool tops, rosin, and rubber.

This is a favorite benchmark for several reasons. In many respects these are the basic building
blocks of the economy, used in a wide array of products. Many of these commodities aren't
traded in the futures pits and therefore aren't subject to speculation that could periodically distort
their true value. They therefore offer insights into both economic activity and inflation trends.

And the gains we've seen in the last year suggest that should such rapid growth continue we
could quickly segue into a period of high inflation.

The US economy is in the midst of a tepid recovery that should run for at least a few more
months. But we could very well slide back into recession later this year. Key indicators of this
happening include stagnating employment, more weakness in the housing sector and no
improvement in bank lending. Certainly the EU's slowdown in the fourth quarter (to just 0.1
percent, from 0.3 in the third quarter) doesn't bode well.

It's worth noting what happened during previous anemic expansionary periods. Canada's Gluskin
Sheff & Associates has done some work in this area, identifying five previous brief expansions
here in the US during the last 60 years, each of which lasted a mere 12 quarters or less. In each
of those periods, the peak in economic growth occurred in the first or second quarter of the
recovery. While it's not official yet, many economists are pointing to the third quarter of last year
as marking the end of the recession. So it won't be surprising if we learn with the benefit of
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Yes, the U.S. economy now shows clear signs of growth. Most likely, the growth rate will
exceed 3% for the first quarter and the next one as well.

However, the second half of this year doesn't look quite as rosy. By then, much of the
government's economic stimulus will start to wear off. Three percent growth over the next few
months could prompt Chairman Bernanke to start cutting back monetary stimulus in the fall as
well. That could have a negative effect on the market.

In many ways the current recovery is most akin to the expansion that occurred from 1971 to
1973: weak economic growth coupled with rapid monetary stimulus that threatens to give way to
mounting inflationary pressures. The stock market rally during that time lasted 17 months. A
similar performance today would mean a stock market peak in August or September. Also using
1971-73 as a guidepost, the stock market's upside from the peak in the rate of economic growth
was less than 10 percent, which would cap the return this time around at less than five percent
above today's prices.
Pressure is mounting for China to allow their currency to rise relative to the dollar. When this
happens, an unpleasant consequence (to which US policymakers have given absolutely no
thought) is likely to be another leg up in the commodity bull market.

A stronger yuan makes commodities less expensive for the Chinese and it gives Beijing an even
greater reason to invest their massive currency reserves in something other than depreciating
greenbacks. With $2.4 trillion in its bank China can indulge in the greatest spending binge of all
time. This is not mere speculation on our part: Chinese officials have already signaled their
intension to stockpile more commodities.

During the last period of yuan appreciation (that ended with the financial crisis), industrial
commodity prices essentially doubled. We won't venture a guess as to how high they'll rise this
time around, but we can say it will add to the inflationary pressures here, and perhaps
significantly so.

Of course, we're talking about the long-term here, not the next six months. Nonetheless,
commodities are the building blocks of our modern lifestyle. If you think governments have a
hard time controlling their spending, just wait until the world is forced to control its
consumption. For a society built on wanting and consuming ever more stuff, the withdrawal
symptoms could be as painful as what a heroin addict experiences in rehab.

Don't shoot us; we're just the messengers.

In the world of the future, the stocks that deliver the best performance may be quite different
from those which were profitable ten years ago.

Fortunately, we're already holding what are likely to be the new growth stocks for this
environment. Gold stocks in particular are set to be the biggest beneficiaries.
If double-digit inflation is inevitable and the buying power of your dollars is about to evaporate,
what should you do now?

The obvious answer (not so easily executed) is to put your money in the things that are likely to
go up in value. Some of them could be stocks of companies tied to the limited commodities that
are vital to the rest of the world's expansion. Copper, iron, chromium, nickel, platinum, tin,
uranium and all the commodities we've talked about that are necessary for industry and growth
but limited in supply-these are the real world things you need to buy and hold on to.

As demand increases and supply dwindles and inflation muscle in on the equation, you're going
to see the prices of many commodities double, triple and then double again.
Look what happened to commodity prices in general during the last period of runaway inflation:
It's already begun to happen again. Your key to big profits this time around is knowing which
companies stand to gain the most.

You may be thinking that, because $80-something a-barrel crude is down from last year's high,
that inflation is not a threat. You may be tempted to think that because gold is down a bit from its
recent high that the trend is down.

But I'm sorry to say that you need to brace yourself for a patch of 70s-style heavy duty, across-
the-board inflation! It's going to happen again, in spades! Only this time, it could be even worse
because we are now in a time of convergence of multiple exponential curves: energy, food,
water, population growth, mineral and energy depletion are ganging up to create the perfect
storm.

Look-when the price of sulphur, (a critical component of fertilizer) goes from $50 to $650 a ton
in 13 months (that's an inflationary gain of 1,200%) you know something is up.

it's not too late to jump on the commodities band wagon and not only protect
the buying power of your nest egg, but grow it as well! Yes, crude oil is up more than 100%
from its recent low, but if you accept that crude will be trading back at its 2008 high before very
long, that represents a huge gain on your money!

If inflation is going to be as bad as we say, it should be a snap to make a ton of money simply by
investing in commodities, right

 If you care about risk and asset protection, as well as maximizing your gains, you
almost certainly don't have the necessary time nor the resources for the research needed to
identify the best of the best. Hitch your wagon to stocks that will benefit from inflation and you
will undoubtedly make some money, but  

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Our team of seasoned experts and world-class analysts will tell you what to buy and exactly
when to buy and sell so you compound your profits. Our Model Portfolio and emailed Action
Alerts make it simple, and we stay on top of our recommendations so you don't have to watch
them minute by minute.

Our team ferrets out the opportunities that will benefit the most from inflation, often the ones
that most people don't know about yet, the ones that the hedge funds are just starting to notice.

Take my favorite junior gold stock for example. We believe that given the imminent inflation,
everyone should own some gold. But, as a subscriber to  

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know all about a junior gold, a mining stock that should go up, even in the unlikely event the
price of gold goes temporarily down. George Soros knows about it. Billionaire hedge fund
manager John Paulson has a $100 million stake in it.

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promising, smaller outfits that offer the potential for outsized gains though organic reserve
additions. For example, another of our recommendations: a Vancouver, BC-based company
that's going to the far ends of the earth in search of minerals deposits.

The company's primary focus is on the Oyu Tolgoi copper and gold deposit in Mongolia's Gobi
dessert one of the world's largest undeveloped copper and gold resources. The Oyu Tolgoi tend
is actually a series of deposits that stretches for 20 kilometers (more than 12 miles). All told, the
trend contains nearly 21 million ounces of gold (do the math, that's about $21 billion worth of
gold) measured and indicated as well as nearly 40.7 billion pounds of copper.

We're big on diversification. Here's an example of a mid-tier gold producer that we

recommended via a Trade Alert. You'll find all the details in your FREE special Report. This is
a gold producer with operations centered in Africa. This is one you ought to know about too. The
company's two world-class mines are yielding high-grade ore at very low operating costs. The
company greatly increased its reserve estimates recently and further increases in those assets are
likely to follow.

This highly profitable company produced 260,000 ounces of gold in 2008 and is on its way to
mining 400,000 ounces of gold in 2009 and half a million ounces in 2010. All in all, this African
gold miner offers one of the best growth profiles in the gold sector.
The stock is traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange and here in the U.S. on the pink sheets.

Those are just two examples of our Investment Portfolio recommendations. While not all of them
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Oil has shot from $35 to close to $90 since January 2009. Yet the price of this other major
energy source-which usually moves in tandem with oil-has actually fallen 50%. As a subscriber,
you'd already know what I'm referring to.

I hope you'll find out soon for yourself, because this huge, almost-obvious profit opportunity
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developing world, this second energy commodity could switch to the catch-up fast track. After
all, despite the U.S. recession, worldwide demand for energy has remained high-thanks to
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Oil passed its production peak two or three years ago. Coal is still cheap, but wary of being
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Over the next ten years, you'll need an investment portfolio that will do well during the coming
wave of inflation while at the same time insuring yourself against possible bouts of deflation
(and war or economic collapse).

By far your best hedge is gold. It's more steady than oil, and in fact, is such a matchless store of
value in tough times that Roosevelt felt it necessary to confiscate it to keep people from
protecting themselves.

Right now, gold is cheap. Over the past forty years or so, the ratio between gold and oil has been
about 18 to 1. At this writing, that ratio is well under 14 to 1. But we expect gold to reach at least
$5,000 within a decade.

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