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The Best Way to Profit from the Water Crisis A Little Reader Mail Brings You Some Big Profits
Unfortunately, we aren’t allowed to respond to them individually, unless it is an issue with the reader’s subscription. In that case, our customer service department handles it. You can get a hold of them here: pennysleuth@agorafinancial.com But, that doesn’t mean that we don’t want to hear what you have to say. Many readers write about their own personal stock picks. That’s perfectly fine, although as I said we can’t respond directly to them, even if you ask us for our opinions about certain companies, industries or markets. However, we still enjoy everything our readers have to say. There is a loophole to this response issue. Even though I can’t respond directly to many of the questions or recommendations I receive, I can still write about them in articles, which are made public to everyone. I can answer questions, give advice and even quote someone (as long as we receive approval) in the form of a Penny Sleuth article. But, again, I want to point out that I can’t give specific recommendations to any e-mail I receive. So, if you have any questions or comments (good or bad) about any of the content you see here, you can write me directly here: jim@pennysleuth.com For instance, we recently had a reader asking about water infrastructure investments. Obviously, she must have been reading articles by Chris Mayer and Christopher Hancock, our water infrastructure experts. This is a good question considering a number of things:
I could go on and on… But the message seems pretty clear. An investment in any aspect of water infrastructure would give you the potential for huge profits. So, where should we look? Well, we have a number of choices. You can look at water investments in various ways. The one that I like the most is irrigation. ************************************ The ONLY Major Group of Stocks to Beat Its 2000 Highs! The best-performing stocks on the market are companies with tons of cash...groundbreaking products...and growing businesses — the same stocks that have proven to be the BEST investments over the last century. The one thing that makes these stocks different is...they’re still small enough to make them affordable for small investors to make a grab for our share of the profits! Since 1926, no other class of stock has made investors more money than these penny stocks. Check out the four penny stocks you need to own in 2008, right here… ************************************ Irrigated land only makes up 17% of the world’s farmed acreage, but yields 40% of its food supply. And when it comes to food supply, that’s one thing we can’t live without. On top of this, ethanol has been making a large stir in this country. For each gallon of ethanol, farmers use about 1,400 gallons of water. In Kansas alone, 215 million gallons of ethanol is produced per year. That’s about 301 billion gallons of water. So anyone with the right irrigation solutions and equipment in the right place can stand to make a lot of money. One small Nebraskan company already did… Lindsay Corp. (LNN: NYSE). Lindsay makes some of the best irrigation systems and parts in the world, and it is finally making good use of it. The company recently played the starring role in the world’s largest pivot irrigation project in Saudi Arabia. The company is also expanding faster and faster in emerging markets like China and the agricultural powerhouse, Brazil. Unfortunately, this company has already gone through its major price boom. In fact, Chris Mayer told his Mayer’s Special Situations readers about it in the middle of 2006. They had the chance to hit the largest part of this boom and cash out with a triple-digit profit. While this one may be played out, there are plenty more just like it. Here at Penny Sleuth, we love the agriculture plays… Especially because they come tied to this water crisis. But, agriculture isn’t the only way to make big money with water. There are over 350 water companies worldwide. And many are diamonds in the rough. In fact, there are five such opportunities in a special report that Chris Mayer cooked up. To get this free report, simply click here… That’s it for now, but we will be following this water trend for quite some time… Sincerely, P.S.: We can’t forget about the other Chris (or Christopher, that is)… Mr. Hancock has given his Free Market Investor readers some very nice infrastructure plays. But in a very special report, he’s found something a bit different. He found one company that is set for major profits. He calls it the “Secret $2.5 Trillion ‘Wealth Recovery’ Fund That Can Help Save Your Retirement.” The Economist calls it the “world’s most expensive club.” But you can invest now, for practically nothing. Check it out here… P.P.S.: As I mentioned above, if you have any questions, concerns or comments about anything you see (or don’t see) in the Sleuth, let me know at jim@pennysleuth.com. |
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Jim Nelson is the managing editor of Penny Sleuth, a daily small-cap e-letter with more than 160,000 subscribers. Jim has been playing the stock market since he was 14, always with a preference toward smaller companies. <click here for full bio> |
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