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Profits galore for Taipan readers
How to make money in the deadbeat market of 2001
by J. Christoph Amberger
They’ve cloned cows, sheep, and monkeys. There are robotic dogs, vacuum cleaners and lawn mowers. There are TV screens as flat as a newspaper that you can roll up and take with you.
It seems like they’re finding new cures for genetic diseases every other week or so. For a while, there even was a man walking around with a corpse’s hand that looked just like Frankenstein’s — all twitchy and bloated — but it was fun while it lasted.
There are hybrid cars that get 80 miles to the gallon, buses powered by fuel cells that emit water as exhaust, and high-tech materials that can stop a rifle bullet and yet weigh next to nothing. Recently, a couple of smart guys in California managed to beam a proton across their lab. (Don’t ask me how they did it or what it means to society as a whole. It’s the closest thing to teleportation that we’ve seen — yet... and I’m afraid we may be in for another revolting sequel to Jeff Goldblum in The Fly...)
Financially, some of these things are wild speculations. But in some cases, we know exactly how they will affect the future. And we can make scads of money with this knowledge.
This month, Taipan’s Future File technology reporter, Mike Riska, is going to introduce you to a technology that will revolutionize data display from desktop monitors to the operating room. The company behind this breakthrough has already produced gains of 1,000%-plus for some Taipan readers... (more about that on p. 11.) Brian Hicks will point out the Next Big Thing in combating male impotence... a drug that could find double or triple the market of Pfizer’s Big Blue Viagra... and Adam Lass... uncovers good old-fashioned value in a major military innovator...
Courage, Foresight, Profits
These companies are all huge opportunities. But they’re not at all like those high-flying Internet and tech stocks that had no fundamental value. They all have solid, real-world products... even earnings! And last but not least: profits for you, our loyal Taipan subscribers!
Despite the gloomy outlook for the U.S. markets, our staff of editors has once again proven the validity of the Taipan investment approach...
Chris DeHaemer’s pick of the QQQ:AMEX went from US$38 to US$49 in less than a month, a 28% gain. The 58 September Calls (QQQIF:AOE) hit a high of US$2.70. That is up 125%. South African Breweries is up 19%, and we took up to 37% in one month from Indonesian Telecom, and another 41% on “the Hammer’s” short play on The Medicines Company. Cipla Ltd. posted gains of 28% since our recommendation.
We’ll tell you how you can find out about more profitable opportunities in just a moment — but first, let me remind you how we find superb investments in any market...
A bit of Taipan history
At Taipan, we believe in a fearless, forward-looking view of the world. That’s why we took our name from the intrepid traders who tamed the seas and markets of Asia many years ago.
What we’ve done is try to capture that same fearless spirit and worldwide, forward-looking vision. To that end we’ve built a network of contacts around the globe, and a research team that’s without parallel in the investment world.
And that’s why I’m writing to you today. To invite you to stick with us as we look for our next big profits, and to show you how we approach the topsy-turvy world of investing in the 21st century.
That’s what we’re all about. We look anywhere and everywhere to make our money. Nothing is sacred, nothing is overlooked.
Right now, it’s a time to be careful. Very careful. We’ve seen wild swings in the past few months... the Dow up almost 52% in less than three years... only to plunge almost 20%.
And the NASDAQ... well, that’s been enough to put a scare into Evel Knievel.
But the truth is that this is a very exciting, profit-rich time for investors. While the worrywarts complain about a down market, bargains abound. We’ve watched this same scenario time and time again over the years. And it’s really the best time to make money.
We’re going to do the same thing we always do, hunting the world over for the companies and investments that are going to build fortunes. From the highest of high-tech and biotech to the lowliest, dullest, nuts-and-bolts companies in the world. We’re looking to make you rich. And we don’t care who or what it is that helps us do it.
To see exactly how we get our information, and how we profit from it, take a look at the companies I told you about at the beginning of this letter — and see if you don’t think they’re going to do exactly what we say.
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