Saturday, February 26, 2011

Russian "Nuclear Catastrophe" To Hit The U.S. in 2013

Russian "Nuclear Catastrophe" To Hit The U.S. in 2013
"One out of 10 homes, businesses, schools and hospitals will be affected -- but amazingly, no lives will be lost..."
Most people don't realize it, but in 2013, a 20-year nuclear warhead agreement between the United States and Russia will expire.
 
U.S. officials dread what happens next.

That's why President Obama and the Department of Energy are lobbying for $36 billion to address this situation ASAP. 

Here's what's going on...

In 1993, the governments of the United States and Russia agreed to launch a program known as "HEU-LEU."

The purpose of this program was to convert 500 metric tons of Soviet-era warheads into uranium.
President Obama's Biggest Fear? He's lobbying for $36 billion to address this situation ASAP
Uranium is the key ingredient in nuclear energy -- and when Russia refuses to renew the deal (as most nuclear experts and government officials predict), the U.S. will face an entirely new kind of energy crisis.

That's because this Russian program supplies 10% of America's total electricity. In other words, it powers one out of every 10 homes, businesses, schools and hospitals in the country.

This situation is so urgent that Washington has placed it near the top of its agenda, and is lobbying for tens of billions of dollars to find a solution.

So what does all this mean to you as an investor?
In short, a disruption in uranium supply could send the price of a few uranium stocks through the roof.
These stocks could rise hundreds
of percent over the next few years
Uranium is already starting to soar -- it's up about +55% since September.

This resource is in critically short supply and high demand... and not just in the United States, but all over the world -- especially in fast-growing emerging markets like China and India.

In fact, as you read this, Chinese buyers are scrambling to lock up uranium supply streams. They've been aggressively stockpiling and hoarding huge quantities for future use.

Nuclear experts see this trend continuing for years to come. That could send uranium prices skyrocketing from today's levels. Own the right stocks and you could go along for the ride.

If this kind of investment opportunity sounds like something you're interested in, you'll be happy to know that uranium isn't the only game in town.

Other opportunities just like this exist in rare earth metals and even mainstream commodities like gold, oil, copper, and silver. You just need to know where to look.

Consider that since 2000...
 
Oil and gas firm Contango has soared +846%
Uranium miner Cameco has skyrocketed +1,298%
Buenaventura Mining is up +1,337%
Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold jumped +1,477%
Hecla Mining has returned +1,679%
Of course, not every commodity or resource investment will shoot to the moon like these. 

Some won't go anywhere.

That's why it's important to focus on the companies that stand to profit the most from today's scarcest resources. Those are the stocks you want to load up on in the months ahead.

I've spent the last several weeks researching this opportunity, and as you read this, I'm putting the finishing touches on a special online presentation you should see. 

In it, I'll tell you everything you need to know to start profiting from commodity supply and demand imbalances around the world.

This presentation won't be available to the general public, so if you're interested in watching it please register to guarantee your spot.
Sincerely,

Nathan Slaughter
Chief Investment Strategist

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