
The federal government is dedicating
trillions
of dollars to remedy a recession, bail out banks, and fund a myriad of
spending. I want to show you the specific spots --
including names and ticker
symbols -- where
investors can profit from history's biggest opportunity.
Do you know the single largest force
in the stock market?
Warren Buffett? Nope. Investment banks like Goldman Sachs? Guess
again...
The correct answer is the federal government.
The government is always a gargantuan force in the markets. Now it is
THE force.
For example, you hear a lot
of talk about the government's $787 billion stimulus
package. Don't be fooled. The real number is
16 times
higher.
Between bailouts and buyouts... TARPs and TALFs... the
government is coming up with so many new ways to spend our
tax money that it's tough to keep track of them all.
Add it all up, and the U.S. government has
spent, lent
or committed
$12.8 trillion to reinvigorate our
economy. And this number speaks nothing of other spending
like Social Security... Medicare... wars in Iraq and
Afghanistan... subsidies to farmers, ranchers, and
manufacturers... the list goes on.
An
Investment Opportunity
as Big as America Itself
The numbers are
so big that it's
within spitting distance of our entire economic
output in a year. U.S. GDP came in at about $14 trillion in 2009.
We've never seen anything like this before, and I doubt
we ever will again. At least not in our lifetime.
If I could leave you with just one thought today, it
would be to understand how unusually huge this government
spending spree is. It stands alone. We haven't seen anything
like it since World War II, when Uncle Sam shelled out the
equivalent of $5
trillion in today's dollars to save the world from fascism.
The government is by far the biggest player in our
economy. Like a whale in a pond, it sends shock waves
through the economy with its every move.
|
These waves create tsunamis of cash that inject
billions of dollars into companies in the right place at the
right time. I take it upon myself to find those companies.
The
Expert in
Government-Driven Investing
My name is Andy Obermueller.
I am the Chief Investment Strategist
for a one-of-a-kind investment research service called
Government-Driven
Investing.
The entire focus of my research is
to show you how to pad your
portfolio with the profits that come
from government action.
And what padding it can provide...
We see it again and again. Whenever Washington decides
to "help," the investment
profits follow in lockstep. This holds true whether it's the
Internet, nanotechnology, wind power, electric cars or any
other area.
Amgen's epic stock gains
would never have happened if the government hadn't invested
heavily in biotechnology in the 1980s.
It was a government
scientist in fact, working in partnership with Amgen, who
made the discovery that led to Amgen's first blockbuster
drug.
Anyone who wanted to make a play on Amgen's government
connections in the 1980s could have bought in at $7.75 a
share. A thousand-share, $7,750 flyer would now be
worth millions of dollars. That's what I call a life-changing stock.
When the government began its massive effort to
modernize its computer systems in the mid-1990s, Oracle and
Dell were the main suppliers. These lucrative contracts
kick-started epic growth at both companies, as they branched
out to consumers and businesses worldwide.
Investors who got on board Oracle back then brought
home gains of +1,185% by the end of the decade. Dell saw
their shares skyrocket +7,861% over the same time, turning
$10,000 into a sweet $796,100.
If you missed out on the government-fueled tech bonanza
of the 1990s, don't feel too bad... an instant replay is
straight ahead. In fact, the flood of government cash
into the market makes earlier programs look like peanuts.
Back the right company and you have as close to a guaranteed
jackpot as you'll ever find on Wall Street.
And I, along with my StreetAuthority staff, have a history
of finding these gems:
|
|
 |
Way back in 2002, we
recognized that Moody's benefits from stringent government
regulation as to who can enter the ratings market. It is
basically a government-induced oligopoly, which Moody's
shares with Standard & Poor's. We added this stock to our
portfolio on May 7, 2002 and five years later it had
returned +185%. |
 |
In June 2004, we picked five
defense stocks that would prosper under the increased
defense spending of George Bush: Lockheed Martin, Raytheon,
United Technologies, General Dynamics and Armor Holdings. A year later, they were up
an average of +16.1%. |
 |
In January 2005 we found three stocks that were in line for
huge contracts from the Homeland Security Department. They
were up an average of +47.4% a year later. American Science
and Engineering, which makes X-ray screening devices to
combat drug trafficking and weapons smuggling shot up
+90.9%. |
 |
In January 2007, we singled
out a company that would benefit from increasingly strict
government pollution controls: South-African based
Sasol. A year later it was up +42.2%. |
 |
Back in July 2009, I uncovered a tiny company
for
Government-Driven Investing subscribers called Dyadic. The firm is the in the ethanol
business and is on the receiving end of the
government's push for more biofuels. By April 2010 the stock
had jumped nearly +200%! |
Excited yet? I hope so.
The beauty of
investing alongside Uncle Sam is that our opportunities are
endless. There's never a bear market in government spending!
Whenever Congress wants to solve a problem, it throws
money at it. And once the cash starts flowing, stopping it
is like trying to put toothpaste back into the tube.
And boy are they squeezing the tube hard now!
There Has Always Been a Bull Market in
Government Spending --
Only Now It Has Gone into Overdrive
As you already know, in the last two
years, the government and the Federal Reserve have committed trillions to bail out the economy. That amount of money is impossible
to even imagine.
And will all this new money and debt solve anything?
Probably not. In fact, it could make our problems worse. But
one thing is certain. Your finances WILL be affected.
The government is either going to drain your wealth through
taxes and inflation... or it is going to make you wealthy by
pouring billions of dollars into the companies you invest
in.
It's time to start profiting from the news coming out of
Washington... instead of reacting to the negative
consequences of it.
You might not approve of every action the government takes
-- and I certainly don't -- but that doesn't change the fact
that certain companies and investors will rake in huge
profits from those decisions.
There are almost too many opportunities to list. But I've
managed to narrow the opportunities being
driven by the government down into a handful of cases that I
want to share with you. These
sectors will be flooded
with so much new government cash, shares almost have to
climb.
The remainder of this course will go into specific detail about each of
these opportunities -- showing exactly... including names and ticker
symbols... how you can profit from the government's largesse. But we've
got to hurry, the real money is made early and more investors than ever
are starting to see the light of government-driven investing.
Continue to Opportunity #1: Uncle Sam's
Mandated Biofuel Timetable...
Ready to profit
alongside Andy as he takes advantage of the trillions Uncle Sam is
pouring into the economy?
Follow this link to subscribe to Government-Driven
Investing... with a money-back guarantee!
|