Wednesday, January 16, 2008

China Is Expected to Become the World's Largest Gold Producer.

That's right.

Last year, China was the fourth largest gold producing country in the world. Only South Africa, Australia and the United States were ahead of it.

But here's the thing... since 1996, China's gold production has increased 41.39%. And China is just getting started in terms of exploring for the yellow metal.

South African, Australian and U.S. production slipped by 40.9%, 9.19%, and 20.53% during the same time period.

In fact, according to Goldletter International, China's going to become the world's largest gold producer within the next decade.

And this tiny company is lined up to reap some of the fastest profits the Far East is going to produce.

That's pretty easy to do, considering they have some of the best geologists in the business.

And the geologists and management in this company are second to none. After a few meetings and viewing the sites with my own two eyes, I'm a firm believer. Their head geologist is so elated, he talks about the areas like a man possessed. If these guys get excited about an area, I and my fellow investors are thrilled.

Why, the last time I saw a play this profitable, we were sitting on more than 1,803% gains inside of 19 months!

Heck, for the past six years, we've been crushing the market averages. While the Dow's barely been treading water, we've strolled to the bank with 212% annual gains.

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