The Single Greatest Opportunity for British Investors in 200 Years - Fleet Street Letter

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Dear Investor,

In the early years of the 21st Century, Britain’s economy prospered.

But this economic "boom" was a fake. A phoney. An utter sham.

Behind the scenes, Britain’s economy was facing real problems. Instead of fixing them, though, Gordon Brown BURIED them under a sea of cheap and easy credit.

The result? Inflation... slowing growth... people fearful for their jobs.

But while most Brits believe there’s nothing you can do about it... one select group of savvy investors know better.

This is an invitation for you to join them.


You see, for the last seven decades here at The Fleet Street Letter we've been developing a better way for investors to make money. It's based on a single key insight — which I'll explain to you in a minute. First I want to tell you what’s at stake...

You wouldn't believe it from reading the newspapers... or listening to the government...

...but you are on the threshold of the GREATEST PROFIT OPPORTUNITY IN HISTORY.

Not for 200 years has there been anything comparable — when Britain pioneered the Industrial Revolution thousands of Britons got rich...

• There was John Wilkinson, whose ironworks enterprise revolutionised the way countries all over the world produced and exported iron and steel. In the 18th Century his one company made an eighth of Britain’s entire cast iron output... the cannons the British Army used to conquer overseas lands... even the steel shafts that powered the first steam engines! His fortune? £130,000, the equivalent of £7 million today.
• And Matthew Boulton — his ideas for improving labour productivity through groundbreaking machine-age technology gave birth to the mass manufacturing of goods. He set the benchmark for British engineering — his ideas used the world over. By the age of 38 he was one of the richest men in Britain.
• Andrew Carnegie the great steel magnate took the values and principles of British enterprise to the New World of America. There he founded the Carnegie Steel Company, a step which cemented his name as one of the "Captains of Industry"... and made him the second richest man in history. His net wealth? £153.3 billion.

There’s the great manufacturer Sir William Armstrong, the legendary printer Augustus Applegarth, the inventor of the first calculator Charles Babbage, the revolutionary shipbuilder John Scott Russell... the list goes on.

But it wasn’t just history’s great entrepreneurs who got rich...

It was the unsung heroes of British capitalism — the investors... thousands of them — the people lucky enough to back these world-changing endeavours.

Why did they get so rich? Not because they were geniuses... but because they were in the right place, at the right time...

I'll prove that to you too in just a moment.

The important thing is that there's an even better opportunity now — one that that has already helped investors TRIPLE their money since 2003.

• P Rayner invested a small amount of capital in this opportunity on 11 September 2003. His investment is up 215% to date.
• Guy Elliott, 52, has likewise made a 290% return on his money after realising the potential of this on 12 July 2005.
• And Paul Taylor, 55, of London, has generated an incredible 755% since investing on 7 August 2003! *

Well this opportunity has just gotten much, much better.

As you’re about to discover, it could quite easily multiply your money over the next 10 years.

We’ve seen these same conditions before — every time enormous profits were made. What we’re witnessing now is bigger than any of them.

Exactly how big are the returns you can expect to make? It could be 100%... it could be 1000%.

But don't get me wrong. That’s not a promise... no one knows for sure.

After 70 years, we've learnt not to make promises. No one knows for sure.


High returns, without high risk is a very, very difficult task. It’s virtually impossible to achieve on a regular basis.

Investment funds will claim otherwise. Their marketing teams will talk-up fund managers who want to invest your money. They’ll boast how their people outperformed the index for the last three or five years... they’ll talk about Citywire AA and AAA ratings... and anything which makes them sound smart.

But here’s the thing...

There are thousands of fund managers out there. And yes, some might outperform the market one year. Some might even outperform for several years. It’s the Law of Averages.

But just because someone has outperformed the market once does NOT mean they possess special talents. It means they’ve been lucky.

So, if regular "big gain" stock picking is so difficult to achieve... how do you make real money as an investor?

The answer is startlingly simple: You ignore trying to pick "superstar" stocks. You go after the Financial Tsunami — the Big Wave — instead.

To show you what I mean, take a look at the FTSE All Share stock market index over the last 107 years:


Do you see what I see? The big money from investing in the stock market came only in a few short years.

You see, the big money always comes all at once. And every study of investment performance ever done proves that stock selection alone doesn't make people rich.

The secret is getting in on the big moves... and sticking with them.


You could prove the same thing with almost any chart you look at.

If you'd bought £100,000 worth of gold in 1970 you would have had £2.1million worth ten years later.

In almost any other decade, you would have been flat... or even down.

See for yourself:


Or, if you'd bought Japanese stocks in 1980, by the end of the decade you'd have made four times your money.

Property in Tokyo over the same period would have multiplied your wealth by 10 or 20. But anytime before or after... your returns would be zilch. It hardly mattered what stock you bought; they all tended to go up or down with the trend...

Look at the Nikkei below. See what I mean...?


Now for one last chart... this is the US Dow Jones.

Take a really good look.

In the last half a century, you had one chance — and one chance only — to get rich. That was in the bull market of 1982 — 2000. Any other time... forget it!


Now I'll cut right to the point. There's another BIG wave pattern forming... maybe the biggest ever. A once-in-a-lifetime wave... a once-in-a-century wave.

And I want YOU to be in on it.

Here I will make it very plain and simple: when Britain took off in the Industrial Revolution, it was a nation of nine million people.

Now, there are dozens of nations... with 6.7 BILLION people going through the same process.

Consider this:

• At the height of our industrial output in the 19th Century Britain was churning out 10 million tonnes of coal... today China alone churns out nearly 3 BILLION tonnes!
• Between 1801 and 1831 our iron production grew 5% a year... last year China’s iron output grew 18% in just 9 months!
• And right up to the 1900s we manufactured everything from the smallest pins to the grandest machines... today it’s nigh on impossible to find anything without "made in China" on the label!

In fact, their consumption of everything from grain and meat, coal, and steel is fast catching up with the United States... and we’re not even a decade into the 21 Century!

Take petrol... if the Chinese use oil at the same rate as Americans do now, by 2031 China alone would need 99 million barrels EVERY DAY. The world currently produces only 85 million barrels a day.

And India’s not far behind — its population is expected to surpass China’s in 20 years.

These are monumental changes that are happening RIGHT NOW.

Antoine van Agtmael — who first coined the phrase "emerging markets" and whose £10 billion EM fund has grown 37% every year since 1989 — recently said:

"In 25 years from now, emerging markets as a group will have economies that are larger than the developed countries (United States, Europe, Japan) put together... in 50 years they will be twice as large."

This is the new Big Wave. And it will DWARF all before it.

Now I already know what you're thinking — that those "emerging markets" are too far away... too foreign... and too risky.

And I will tell you straightaway — you're absolutely right!

But what if it were as easy and with similar risks as buying a major FTSE company... with a business plan and annual report written in plain English... and their accounts checked with a fine tooth comb by British auditors? Would you be interested?

I hope so... because that's what I have to offer you: A way to take advantage of the biggest profit opportunity of our lifetimes... with as little risk as possible.

I’d like to rush you details of each of these opportunities right away... before any more of your hard-earned cash is threatened by the idiocy of the politicians purporting to "safeguard" your wealth.

Our three investments are tried and tested stalwarts of the main FTSE list. For years they’ve been doing business "the old British way" - quietly forging business deals and successfully seeking out growth far away from the dark clouds on the UK horizon.

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But first, let me quickly give you the background...


Today, Britain is way overspent...

According to The Times unsecured personal borrowing leapt up to £2.4 billion this February alone!

But it wasn’t always so.

For 200 years we dominated invention, science and manufacturing... like no other country before or, possibly, ever since.

Modern shipping... communications... a deeper understanding of the benefits of trade... we gave it all to the world.

Above all we made real things to sell for real money...

We invested capital... we developed labour... we had ideas. And we combined these ingredients to create real wealth.

Countries all over the world caught on. They adopted our ideals, and they grew wealthy too.

But the sad irony is, those in power in Britain today completely IGNORE those ideals...

Fast forward to May 2008...


Home repossessions at levels not seen since the early 90s... a brutal backsliding in house prices... a substantial fall in the value of the pound... a radical "calling in of debts" by creditors... three times as many bankruptcies than during the last recession in 1992... and more stock market torment for thousands of British savers and investors.

The Government will blame our economic problems on the American global credit bubble bursting. But that’s only the half of it.

Fact is, they were happy to follow in America’s footsteps — see people get more and more in debt... at lower and lower interest rates.

Why? Because money makes people feel good, and therefore more likely to vote Labour at the polls.

Cynical? Maybe.

But the stark truth is: pay is not rising... taxes are going up, while higher food and energy bills eat into disposable incomes.


The Daily Mail’s "Cost of Living Index" reveals the average family is now poorer than they were 17 years ago!

But that’s why Britain and her western friends’ economic resurgence over the last 20 years wasn’t a REAL boom...

Sure, it felt like a boom. People had money. Trouble is... there was no real wealth to back it up.

People felt richer. But it was borrowed money that needs paying back. Phoney money spent on phoney pretences...

A sham masked by several key factors:

• A housing boom that's created a completely false sense of wealth... encouraging people to spend well beyond their means by drawing money from their homes...
• Low interest rates that have lured people into crippling personal debt... in 2007 a terrifying £1.3 trillion... up 137% since 1993 and greater than the UK's GDP for the very first time...
• A relentless expansion of government expenses... artificially inflating growth and flushing tax payer's pounds down the toilet in their billions...

Not only that...

A bubble-bloated financial sector... where hedge funds, private equity businesses and property firms have grown WAY too fast... and become FAR too dependent on easy credit...


It’s not going to be pretty...

Month after month of apocalyptic headlines... of nervous borrowers... nervous lenders... nervous consumers... nervous businesses.

Fear breeds fear... and it will linger in the air, making any recession longer, deeper and darker.

We’re already witnessing banks tightening their belts, and starving our economy of spending and investment.

If you’re not ready yet, you’ll want to be soon.

• Stephen Roach, the highly-respected Morgan Stanley analyst, says the coming correction will be "far worse than what followed the tech bubble".
• In their twice yearly World Economic Outlook report the IMF paints an alarming picture of an unfolding crisis that will take a long time to resolve. The mortgage crisis is now "the largest financial shock since the Great Depression," it says.
• Thomas Mayer, co-head of global economics at Deutsche Bank, stated that the current situation "is unlikely to blow over fast" because it requires painful adjustments, not only by banks, but also by private households.
• And George Soros, the billionaire investor, recently warned the economic outlook for Britain is "the worst in 60 years, likely to cause a major realignment in the world economy."

But you know what...


For the past 100 years the entire world economy has depended on the US, Europe and Japan to prop it up...

Just like a train engine pulls along the rest of the carriage... when the US grows fast, developing countries grow with it. When the US slows down, it slows everyone else down too.

So when we in the west go into recession, we take the global economy down with us!

America sneezes, so the saying goes, and the world catches a cold.

But not any more.

Over the last decade there’s been a MASSIVE shift in the balance of the world’s economic power.

Countries like Brazil, Russia, India, China — what analysts call "emerging markets" or the BRIC economies — are stepping up. And they’re growing at an incrediblerate.

Just take a look at this graph:


It’s clear as day: These countries are taking over the world economy’s driving seat.

And they are NOT getting battered by the financial storms of the West.

Over the past four years the US has slowed, but the rest of the world has grown.

In fact the world growth rate between 2004 and 2007 was much MORE rapid than at any time since the early 1970s!

According to the Economist... "the idea that the world economy was being pushed along in an American supermarket trolley was always an exaggeration. The difference now is that the rest of the world is doing more of the carrying."

It’s not hard to see why... the evidence is everywhere!

Every time you go for a jog in your Nike running shoes made in China... when you make calls on your Samsung made in Korea... when you write an email on your IBM Novo Thinkpad designed in Taiwan... when you book a hotel reservation through an agent based in India... when you fly a plane built in Brazil... relax with a Corona beer from Mexico... or cook on your gas hob, with energy supplied by Russia...

You see, these are countries doing the very same things that Britain did in the in 19th Century... and what America did in the 20th...

They are building real factories... producing real products... and they are saving and investing real money... creating real wealth.


There are no two ways about it... if you’re interested in making decent returns in shares today, your portfolio needs exposure to these markets.

But here’s the thing... emerging markets are booming SO much they’re almost too popular for their own good!

Take a look at the chart on below... it just shows you how high they’ve notched up the returns list!


Sure, investing directly has clear opportunities... but the risks attached are high.

However, there IS a way you can benefit from this booming market WITHOUT taking unnecessary risks.

You see, away from the limelight, three British companies are making a packet by selling their expertise to customers in these markets.

These companies saw the emerging markets opportunity years before the rest. They looked beyond these shores... they invested... made deals and those deals are now paying off.

How do we know? Because these companies’ financial results prove it!

They already have earning streams from emerging markets. They’re reaping the benefits of their earlier foresight. They’re banking profits based on real wealth.

And this is YOUR chance to bank a lot of that wealth by holding these emerging markets-exposed British firms.


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We believe they are best placed to side-step the coming Western economic downturn and massively PROFIT while most others sink.

In a moment I’ll show how to claim your free copy.

First though, let me quickly introduce myself...


My name is Ben Traynor.

And I'm privileged - particularly at this crucial moment in history - to be the Editor of the UK's oldest independent investment advisory, The Fleet Street Letter.

Right now the Letter is celebrating its 70th year of publication.

For seven decades, we've been helping individuals like you get ready for world-changing financial events.

Ever since we warned our first readers back in 1938 that Chamberlain’s appeasement of Hitler would never stop the dictator, we’ve served our readers through war and peace... energy booms and energy crises... prosperity and hard times.

By warning them of the potential consequences, we’ve protected ordinary people from the impact of serious world crises...

And even offered ways they can make money by going against the majority opinion and crowd hysteria.

For instance, long before the banking system’s debt crisis came to a head we warned how easy credit would lure investors over a very steep cliff.

Our readers were already aware of the problems being triggered by reckless lending to Americans with shaky credit records...

We could see the lunacy of US banks that packaged up millions of these dodgy "sub-prime" mortgages... and selling them on to investors around world.

Sure enough home owners began defaulting in their droves...

On the 14th July 2007 — exactly one week before the credit bubble burst sending the FTSE reeling — we issued a wake-up call for investors that financial institutions were "dicing with risks which none of us understand with any precision..."

Our headline stated: "The Reckoning Day for Financial Derivatives"


We predicted that the rise of Islamic fundamentalism in the Middle East could trigger a world oil crisis. This was Spring 2000... 18 months before the 11th September attacks on the World Trade Centre.

At the time our Editor-in-Chief William Rees-Mogg, explained that getting access to oil at acceptable prices was the most important issue of national policy for the US.

"At some point in this decade, oil supplies are likely to peak," he wrote. "From then on, prices can only be expected to rise." Lord Rees-Mogg was right on both counts. By early 2003 the US and Britain were securing the oil fields of Iraq. Over the following years the price of oil leapt from $34 to over $70. It’s now above $130 and rising.


Hear it now: This will be the Century of the Emerging Markets.

And those who realise this NOW and adapt their investments will be infinitely better off in the coming years.

Things are really heading down for British people who are not alert to these fundamental economic and political shifts.

A whopping 60% of the world’s GDP comes from emerging markets. And it will just get bigger from here on in!

Everyday we compete with developing nations for petrol... for food... for resources.

These countries have large populations, massive resource bases and even bigger markets... they’re restructuring their economies along market-orientated lines. And they present a wealth of opportunities in trade, technology and foreign investment.

The three companies detailed in your FREE report The 3 Best Investments for the Next Big Wave have taken this very idea on board. They went where the action is... they took risks, and those risks are now paying off. Yet they’ve kept their roots firmly in the UK.

With the domestic economy looking unsure, these three companies offer you the chance to do what we as investors have always set out to do - invest our money so it will grow.

All you have to do to secure your free copy of The 3 Best Investments for the Next Big Wave is review The Fleet Street Letter for the next three months - with no obligation to commit to a full year's subscription.

If you decide The Fleet Street Letter is not for you, you can cancel your subscription within three months, receive a full refund... and KEEP the free report I want to send you.

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Or allow me to explain a little more about The Fleet Street Letter...


We believe the key secret to successful investing in the 21st Century is found in fundamental analysis at a deeper and broader level — what we like to call the "mega-political" level.

It’s at this level that largely unseen patterns and subtle changes in the world and economy can undermine the foundations upon which your investments rest.

Let me explain...

Suppose you’re interested in buying a house. To understand whether it’s a good buy you look at the fundamentals, you focus on the house itself...

You check the electrics, find out whether the roof is solid, have tests done for damp, and so on. That’s equivalent to analysis of economic fundamentals.

A different kind of fundamental approach would be to look at political and economic factors that might influence the outcome of your decision.

For example, you might find out that though the house you pick is physically a fine specimen, it will be worth a lot less in the future because politicians plan to authorise a new stretch of motorway to cross through your back garden.

That’s the kind of information that cannot be turned up by carefully checking for woodworm or by analysing soil samples. Yet it might have a major bearing on the success of your investment.

Probably most important, if you want to make money on your house... you need to know where it stands in the larger cycles of human economic history.

Even if the beams were in fine shape, if you'd bought a house in Rome just before the Vandal Invasion of 429 BC — you probably would have lost money for the next 1000 years!

But if you'd bought in Palm Beach in the 1930s, even a rickety bungalow probably would have paid off handsomely!

Of course, I’m exaggerating to make my point. But we take trends very seriously and we watch these trends carefully. We try to anticipate them. We try to understand them. And when we get them right — our readers do very, very well.

And this is how we at The Fleet Street Letter approach our investment research.


Our team of internationally renowned commentators and experts use cutting-edge analysis to unearth sensible, long-term investment opportunities that could secure you high growth and healthy dividends.

Following our alternative approach to the markets could have prevented you losing money in the crash of ‘87, warned you of the new economy share correction of March 2000... and not only that - we would have told you exactly how to profit from these events.

So this is a very special invitation we extend to you today:

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One, because we are frequently correct with our predictions for the UK economy, global politics and the stock markets.

And two, because we have consistently made money for our readers by recommending investments that exploit these forecasts.

Just how much money would you have made over the decades, had you received updates from The Fleet Street Letter?

Year after year, we’ve given people countless accurate, critical forecasts to help them secure their wealth and profit. Here are just a few of them:

• The collapse of communism. Our Editor-in-Chief, Lord Rees Mogg, predicted the collapse of communism before anyone had even heard of Gorbachev. While the fall of the Berlin Wall and the revolutionary changes sweeping across Europe shocked the world, they didn't surprise our readers. We also told them how to profit from these momentous events.
• The 80s property boom. In the early 1980s, The Fleet Street Letter predicted an unprecedented and sustained surge in property prices. We urged our readers to buy smartly but aggressively. In June 1988, we saw the wheels coming off the UK property boom... warning members (correctly) that house prices were about to tumble.
• Black Monday, 1987. It was a dark time for most investors. But not readers of The Fleet Street Letter. In September we warned: "Hold some cash and get into gold... we are almost certainly about to see a period of significant correction." On 10 October we told readers more plainly: "Time to be out!" By 19 October the FTSE had begun its biggest decline in recorded history... plummeting 26.9% in a fortnight.
• Gains on Taiwanese shares. In March 1996, we recommended buying Taiwanese shares after a panic about Chinese invasion made the market drop to a low of 5,000. We weren't afraid to invest where others were not. The Taiwanese market more than doubled in 18 months — hitting a new high of 10,117 in August 1997.
• When the Dotcom bubble popped. In September 1999 we warned: "CRASH IMMINENT! Take tech stock profits now". Investors who had followed our tech tips closed out and surfed their way through whilst all around them businesses and their investors sunk.

With every historical milestone, the rules of the investment game change.

And, through the decades, we’ve helped our readers by pre-empting these milestones... avoiding the dangers of "following the crowd"... and adapting a new investment strategy to suit every new era.

Now is one of those times where smart investors need to adapt. We’d like to show you how...


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You see, unlike typical City firms, we don't publish our research to attract big banking business... or have deals with the companies we recommend.

The only way we stay in business is by offering you our best investment ideas — which aim to make you money with the least risk possible.

Of course there will always be some risk involved when you buy shares - your capital is at risk because share prices can go down as well as up.

We tend to steer clear of highly speculative investments, but our readers have banked some extremely impressive gains.

Since 01/01/99, when the service began, and 30/7/08, the average overall performance of The Fleet Street Letter’s open and closed positions is 13.88%.

And in the 12 month periods ending 30/7/04, 30/7/05, 30/7/06, 30/7/07 and 30/7/08, the overall performance of shares closed during that period were 24.50%, 34.27%, 22.52%, 23.21% and -12.75% respectively.

That means, had you invested £20,000 in the recommendations we’ve sold since May 2004, today you would be sitting on an average overall gain of £44,034.87...

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