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An energy supply bigger than Saudi Arabia's? : Red Hot Penny Shares UK

Four of the world's largest energy giants have funded every stage of its development and you could see gains of 127% to 2,171% when this company's 'torpedo technique' gets deployed FOR REAL in 2008. If you think the above sounds far-fetched ... frankly, I don't blame you. At first I felt exactly the same. But the truth is, what I'm about to describe is the greatest untapped source of energy in the world ... capable of powering every home and business in the country several times over ... and enough to satisfy "one-third of total world demand for the next 35 years" (PetroWorld Limited and Transworld Oil USA, Inc). Now don't be surprised that you've never heard about this story ... There's been barely a word written about this in the media, and for good reason ... This colossal energy supply has been impossible to bring to market ... until now ... Read More

Britain's £360bn 'Miracle Money Machine - Fleet Street Letter

Dark clouds are gathering over the UK economy... But for contrarian-minded investors, this could actually open up some canny profit opportunities. Stock market investing is a risky game - even more so when things are volatile. But if you're willing to meet risk head-on... there are ways you can actually keep investing in the stock market AND GROW your capital during crisis. I've just got permission to share details of three such money moves with you today. These are three clever ways to 'play' what we believe will almost certainly be the hardest-hitting UK recession since the 1970s. Let me show you why ... Read More

On March 12th 2008 the Government is Going to Try and Ruin Your Year : Finance Confidential

A £2.5 billion deficit is going to have to be met by someone... And I'm pretty sure that Alistair Darling is expecting that someone to be us. And that's just a conservative estimate... a lot of organisations... including the Institute of Fiscal Studies predicts the figure could be as high as £8 billion... Now put aside the shoddy mismanagement and the haphazard planning for a moment. And consider the fact that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, doesn't actually know what the word budget even means. I'm sorry, but I begrudge paying Mr Darling as much tax as I already do. And now I'm expected to open my wallet and chip in towards the £8 billion that's suddenly needed. All because our country's money has been handled in the most appalling fashion ... Read More

Profit from £53 Million of Undiscovered Land! : The Bulford Files

Find out how a deal made eight years ago could be about to send one company's share price thorugh the roof... the share price discrepancy I'm about to reveal shouldn't really exist. Because in theory the market should have ironed it out by now. But it hasn't... let me explain. It all goes back to 2000, and a business deal between two rival companies. On the surface it was a very boring deal - one company buying a factory from another. But I've discovered something very interesting about that deal. It turns out it was a real coup for the buyers. They ended up with a very valuable asset, and paid only a fraction of its true value. Now, nearly eight years on, this company's shares could be about to rocket as a result ... Read More

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