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:: Sunday, September 21, 2003 ::

Dear Fiat Currency Unit Speculator.

Note: The latest append - to this long story - is indicated by latest "Part number" shown below.

Updated as of October 27, 2003 - Part 4.

Part 1: Added-in on September 21, 2003...



There's a simple, and probably inevitable, way to make several times your fiat currency unit investment - at the expense of the agents of the Chinese taxpayers.

This opportunity comes about because of a strange anomaly in fiat currency unit markets. An anomaly that's made the agents of the Chinese taxpayers billions of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units at the expense of the US taxpayers and the Chinese taxpayers...

When this anomaly comes to an end - and it must - some folks are going to make a lot of fiat unit currecy units. Probably billions. It has happened several times in the recent past.

*** This situation is setting up to be an even bigger windfall than the British agents' EMU debacle, when George Soros made a billion US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units in one day.

*** The end of this anomaly will cause a huge shift in the fiat currency unit markets, as large as the Thai fiat currency unit devaluation or the collapse of the Argentine peso fiat currency unit.

*** It will be bigger than the Russian fiat currency unit default of 1998, or the Mexican pese fiat currency unit default of 1994.

*** That's why the richest investor - who is dwelling on landmass called America - is already in this fiat currency unit "trade".

As you'll see, the opportunity here is so huge it's obvious how to be on the winning side of this trade. What's not obvious is how to get in this deal early - before other investors are even allowed in the market. That's how we can play this safely - without leverage or much risk at all.

In fact, I can show you how to make US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units on this anomaly without even buying other fiat currency units, with just one call (or one click) to your broker.

Sophisticated trades don't need to be hard to execute.

Part 2: Added-in on October 1, 2003...

WHY THE US FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE FIAT CURRENCY UNIT IS STILL STRONG AGAINST THE CHINESE FIAT CURRENCY UNIT:

As you know, the value of the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit, as measured in other other fiat currency units, has slipped a lot since the fall of 2000. Investors in Euro-fiat-currency-unit-denominated "bond" instruments have done particularly well, for example. The Euro fiat currency unit strengthened from FRN 0.82 on the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit to near FRN 1.20 - a 46% move.

Thus, just by holding Euro fiat currency units instead of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units, you could have made 46% on your fiat currency unit holdings, not counting the interest and capital gains you would have made in the bond instruments. You weren't subject to the risk of holding "stock", "corporate bond" or "private fund" instruments either. And that's why most fiat currency unit traders can afford to use far more leverage than "stock" instrument buyers. Fiat currency unit traders usually leverage their position 10-to-1 - amplifying their profits to 460%. You could have made a printing press' worth of fiat currency units just by holding the right kind of fiat currency units in an agent regulated "bank".

And, what most instrument-investors don't realize is, you still can...

Despite falling in value against every "major" fiat currency unit over the last three years, the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit remains unchanged against the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit, which is one of the strongest fiat currency units. Strangely, the "Chinese Yuan to US Federal Reserve Note" fiat currency unit exchange rate hasn't changed a penny since 1995. Thus, the big move to higher "value" in the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit hasn't happened yet... even though we know it will.

In fact, the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit must soon "trade freely" (and thus increase in "value" againts the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit), once the Chinese agents start to fully play according to rules called "World Trade Organization". This sets up an enormous opportunity to profit as the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit, like a rubber band stretched tight, will surely move higher against the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit when it begins to trade in the "major" fiat currency unit markets*.

* Ed. Note - At the time of this posting, Chinese Yuan fiat currency units are not trading in the "major" fiat currency unit markets.

Plus... I know how to get Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit -based assets now... before the agents (of the world taxpayers) permit Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit trading in the "major" fiat currency unit markets.

FIAT CURRENCY UNIT "CHEATERS"

Why hasn't the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit fallen - yet - against the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit?

Because the agents for the Chinese taxpayers keep the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit "pegged" to the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit. The agents for the Chinese taxpayers - for now - do not permit the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit to strengthen versus the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit. Doing so helps the agents for the Chinese taxpayers ensure that billions of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units end up in the Chinese agents' "bank" as fiat unit currency "reserves" - since US taxpayers buy - using US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units - so many products manufactured by Chinese taxpayers.

Specifically, the agents for the Chinese taxpayers, hold, in their bank, over 316,000,000,000 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit "in reserves", which is the second largest "stash" of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit "reserves" anywhere on the planet today. (Only the agents for the Japanese taxpayers hold more US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units.) The Chinese agents' policy of aggressive Yuan fiat currency unit debasement helps to keep many Chinese taxpayers "in poverty", while enriching Chinese manufacturing tycoons and the agents.

The Chinese agents' debasement strategy began in 1995. Remember the agents and tycoons of the Singapore, Thai, and Indonesian taxpayers? They acquired large numbers of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units wealthy by exporting goods to US taxpayers, following the Japanese agents' lead.

To muscle in on this trade with the US taxpayers, the Chinese agents lowered the value of the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit from 5 Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit for every the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit (FRN 0.20) to 8.2 Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit for every US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit (FRN 0.12). This "stole" 40% of the of the purchasing power of the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit, further impoverishing the Chinese taxpayers. But it also - instantly - made Chinese tycoon/agent exports 40% cheaper on the world market.

For example, lets say you were importing TV sets from Asia in 1994. Good Taiwan sets cost FRN 100, delivered to the United States. Chinese sets cost about the same. Then, a year later, in 1995, the Chinese agents suddenly devalue the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit. Overnight the cost of TV sets from Asia falls by 40%. TVs now cost FRN 60 -- but only if you buy from the Chinese agent-tycoons." [end quote]

Part 3: Added-in on October 22, 2003...

You can imagine the impact this had on the other Asian agent controlled economies nearby. In fact, the Asian agents' fiat currency crisis of 1997 was spawned by the devaluation in Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit. And Chinese agents continue to operate with a fiat currency unit exchange rate of 8.2 Yuan fiat currency units for every one Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit - in order to make goods - manufactured by Chinese taxpayers - cheaper to export.

As a result of this way of doing business, the Chinese agents have garnered - some say unfairly - hundreds of billions of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units in "trade surpluses". In 2002 alone, the Chinese agents garnered over 78,000,000,000 Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units in trade surplus. The Chinese agents - with the help of others have literally been sucking fiat currency units - and jobs - away from the US and Mexican taxpayers for the last eight years.

Let me be completely clear about something... my problem isn't with the Chinese taxpayers. They have as much right as anyone else on the planet to sell their goods and earn fiat currency units. I support "free trade". But the Chinese agents' way of doing business ensures that the agents - through their own bank - end up collecting billions of Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units. One could say, that, technically speaking, are "cheating" - (but which agents living on the planet today do not cheat? The Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units, so garnered, never make it to the Chinese taxpayers.

Worse, the Chinese agents' way of doing business has a terrible effect on the US taxpayers. Look around your house. Your clothes, your electronics and your new furniture were probably made by Chinese taxpayers. Millions of top paying manufacturing jobs - once held by US taxpayers - and Mexican taxpayers - are now held by Chinese taxpayers who are dwelling on landmasses with names like Guangdong Province. Chinese taxpayers there will work six days a week, for the equivalent of 85 Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units per month. They don't get vacations. And there are no pensions or health benefits.

How can the Chinese agents do business like this - and get away with it - with impunity? Most of fiat currencies "trade freely". The "price" of a US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit, or a Japanese Yen fiat currency unit or the Euro fiat currency unit, for example, is decided by thousands of "major" exchange traders living on the planet. They "price" fiat currencies units by judging "inflation rates, interest rates, economic growth, trade balances and productivity". Like commodities, you can trade most fiat currency units.

But not the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit.

This is because, currently, the Chinese agents only allow Chinese taxpayers, who do business as exporters, to exchange Chinese Yuan fiat currency units with the "Bank of China" (the Chinese agents' bank) for US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units - and only at the exchange rate the Chinese agents decree. Thus, the Chinese agents decide at any moment how cheap, or expensive, their fiat currency units should be. And they keep it artificially low so that goods - made by Chinese taxpayers - can be sold abroad, bringing in billions of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units.

Obviously though, a Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit should be worth a lot more than 0.12 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units. Said another way, the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit shouldn't be worth 8.27 Chinese Yuan fiat currency units.

WHY WE'RE SURE THE CHINESE YUAN FIAT CURRENCY UNIT WILL RISE

Part 4: Added-in on October 27, 2003...

The best way to judge the relative value of fiat currencies is by measuring what a US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit will buy you after you have exchanged it for a different fiat currency unit.

When fiat currencies are trading for their "fair value" (so-called), commodities cost approximately the same amount. When a fiat currency is over priced, commodities will be very expensive. And when a fiat currency is undervalued, commodities will be very cheap.

Those who produce the Economist magazine make this purchasing power comparison on a regular basis, comparing the fiat-currency "local cost" of a Big Mac around the planet. The Big Mac is a convenient measurement because it's sold at many locations on the planet and involves a number of inputs (labor, beef, real estate, etc.).

On April 24th 2003, the taxpayers at the Economist reported, "The Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit is the most undervalued fiat currency of the world agents". Purchasing a Big Mac while standing on the landmass called China costs the equivalent of 1.20 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units, on average. Purchasing a Big Mac while standing on the landmass called USA costs 2.40 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units. In order for Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit to reach parity with the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit, the Chinse Yuan fiat currency unit would have to appreciate 56% against the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit.

Or, said another way, because the Chinese agents keep the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit artificially low against the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit, Goods manufactured by Chinese taxpayers - while on the China landmass - cost approximately half of what they do when manufactured by US taxpayers - while on the USA landmass. The Chinese agents have been effectively taking jobs held by US and Mexican taxpayers and collecting billions in US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units.

The agents of the world will not let this happen forever. So it won't happen forever.

In 2001, with much fanfare, the Chinese agents agreed to play by rules called "World Trade Organization". And, as part of its application and membership process into this game, the Chinese agents must allow the Yuan fiat currency unit to "float" - to "trade freely". The Chinese agents will no longer be allowed to solely determine the exchange rate. The Chinese agents will no longer be allowed to effectively take jobs held by US and Mexican taxpayers and collect billions in US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units and impoverish the Chinese taxpayers.

As any sophomore economics student can tell you, the exchange value of the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit must rise. A Big Mac should cost roughly the same, whether you're eating it while standing on the landmass called Times Square or Tianamen Square. And when the agents of the world "revalue" the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit, you should have the opportunity to make a bunch of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units.

HOW TO PROFIT NOW

There are several ways you can profit on the situation.

The first way is the most obvious: be ready to exchange as much of your fiat currency units for Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit as soon as you can when trading begins. If you've never traded a fiat currency units before, don't worry; there are other ways to profit. Nevertheless, because the biggest gains will go to fiat currency unit speculators, I'm going to explain how it works. It's not nearly as hard as most taxpayers imagine...

Essentially all you're doing is trading cheap fiat currency units for expensive ones. It's not complicated. But, for some reason, even people who bought Internet stocks imagine that trading fiat currency units is "risky." The fact is, anytime you travel overseas... or even buy overseas products... you're engaging in fiat currency unit trading of some type.

Imagine that you could go to a bank, like Citibank or Bank of America and deposit US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units into a Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit account, like you can with any other "major" fiat currency units. If you did that today, you would get 8.27 Chinese Yuan fiat currency units for each US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit you deposited. Simple. So, if you put in 1,000,000 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units, you'd have 8,270,000 Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit in the account.

(By the way, you wouldn't need 1,000,000 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units... or even 1,000 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units to make this trade. With most fiat currency unit trades, you don't even pay commission, in fact. So, you can trade as little as 10 1,000,000 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units if you want to. I'm using 1,000,000 1,000,000 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units in my example because it's a big, round number that illustrates clearly how you - or anyone else - can make fiat currency units in trading fiat currency units.)

There's no risk that you'll lose your fiat currency units (assuming the bank doesn't collapse or something outrageous). It's just sitting in the bank. Taxpayers - as well as those operating via trusts - make these kinds of transactions everyday - to go on vacation on landmasses controlled by agents who will regard them as tourists or to have products shipped to them from overseas. There's nothing exotic about it. Now, when Chinese agents allow the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit to trade freely, we're sure its value will rise - because the Chinese have hoarded large amounts of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units, as well as the purchasing power parity analysis.

Let's say, just for example, that, sometime in the future, the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit exchange rate becomes 5.0 Chinese Yuan fiat currency units for every 1.0 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units (i.e., the exchange rate goes back to its pre-1995 exchange rate). At this time (in the future) You still have 8,270,000 Chinese Yuan fiat currency units in the bank. But, after the exchange rate changes - to the level so indicated (5.0:1.0 - up from 8.27:1.0), you're ready to exchange it for US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units - obviously.

Here is why:

Remember, you have 8,270,000 Chinese Yuan fiat currency units in the account. But the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit is now trading for 5 Chinese Yuan fiat currency units to 1 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit, not 8.27 anymore. So... you divide 8,270,000 yuan by 5 (the new exchange rate) to figure out how many US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units you now have. You'd get back 1,654,000 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units. Remember, you orginally had 1,000,000!

You'd make over 65% on that transaction - without using any "leverage" at all. And, like I said, most fiat currency unit speculators - especially in such obvious, cut and dry situations like this - employ a lot of "leverage". Ten times "leverage" isn't unusual. Using that much "leverage" in our scenario makes you 6,500,000 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units on an "investment" of 1,000,000 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units.

See why the richest investors trade fiat currency units? See why a fiat currency unit trading at an artificial 56% discount is such a big deal? See why taxpayers - as well as those operating via trusts - are going to be buying Chinese Yuan fiat currency units when it starts freely trading?

WHEN WILL THE CHINESE YUAN FIAT CURRENCY UNIT TRADE FREELY?

There's only one catch.

No one knows yet when the Chinese agents will allow Chinese Yuan fiat currency units to "float". Thus, it's unclear when you would be able to open a Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit -denominated account. All we know for sure is Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit convertibility will happen sometime between now and 2008, when the Chinese agents' introductory period into "WTO" expires.

But... we have good reasons to suspect Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit convertibility will come quickly.

Part 5: Added-in on November 12, 2003...

First, on Monday June 16th, 2003, a US agent who helps to administer US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units made the first statement encouraging the Chinese agents to "float" the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit. "We, the US agents, understand that the Chinese agents are interested in moving toward 'market-based flexible exchange rates' and that is something we support."

You have to read between the lines here. The US agents' position for years - even during the period 1993 - 2000, was that the Chinese agents should "float" the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit. Now the size of the Chinese agents' trade surplus - in US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units - is up another 34% this year - and this has become 'crippling' to the US taxpayers and 2004 is a US agent secret ballot election year.

There's an interesting historical context to the China agents' fiat currency unit 'problem' too. In 1971 (note: 1972 was US agent secret ballot election year) was a the Japanese agents were the problematic agents with fixed and thoroughly debased fiat currency units. The US agents pressured the Japanese agents to "float" their currency, the Japanese Yen fiat currency unit. It immediately rose 17% and continued higher the rest of the decade. The same should soon happen with the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit. In fact, Sun Bae Kim, a fiat-currency-unit-economist for Goldman Sachs who has studied the same figures you've seen here says the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit should move higher in the next 12 months.

That's why I'm advising taxpayers, if at all possible, to establish their Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit 'positions' now.

Meanwhile, of course, there's no apparent way to buy Chinese Yuan fiat currency units. Or is there?

AN AMAZINGLY SIMPLE WAY TO BUY CHINESE YUAN FIAT CURRENCY UNITS NOW

What if I told you there is an easy way to buy Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit denominated assets right now, with the sanction of the World agents and before convertibility begins? Knowing how undervalued Chinese taxpayers' assets are... and how much they're likely to rise when the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit begins trading, would you be interested?

Well, there is a way to do it that the World agents sanction.

Fortunately, it is also easy and cheap to make the transaction. In fact, you can do it through any discount broker who operates on the landmass called United States...

And what if I told you that because of a special loophole in the World agents' books of scribbles, these 'investments' are allowed to convert Chinese Yuan fiat currency units to US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units right now? What if I told you these Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit denominated assets actually pay out US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit 'dividends'?

Both statements are true. There's a 'backdoor' way into buying Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit denominated assets. Sounds risky though, doesn't it? Well it's not. Your ones and zeroes won't even leave the computer systems of the bank you choose - and I assume that you will be choosing computer systems of a bank which is sitting on the landmass called United States...

You see, while I fully plan on 'making' a ton of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units when the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit begins to 'trade against' the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit, I recognize that I might not ever have the opportunity to exchange my US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units for Chinese Yuan fiat currency units at the current 8.2:1 exchange rate. The market might move so fast that I'd never get that good of a 'price' if I wait to buy Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit when trading 'officially' begins.

I don't plan on playing fair. I want every advantage I can get. And I think you should have these advantages too... especially because they're easy to use if you know about them.

I know this might sound a bit far out to you - most US taxpayers have never bought a non-US-agent-regulated stock before. But Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit convertibility, and the rise of the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit as an important regional fiat currency unit, will be one of the biggest stories of 2004. Some taxpayers will undoubtedly make a lot of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units on these changes.

My plan therefore, is to get a leg up on everyone else. I want to accumulate some Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit denominated assets now, assets that could skyrocket in US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit terms when trading in Chinese Yuan fiat currency units begins.

Of course, I don't relish taking on the risk of holding Chinese agent regulated assets. I don't want to invest in Chinese agent regulated assets at all per se. Let other adventurous risk takers make that gamble. All I'm doing is making a bet that the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit is worth more than 0.12 US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units. And that when trading in the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit is allowed by the World agents, the hundreds of billions of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units the Chinese agents have racked up won't stay in the Chinese agents' 'central' bank for long.

Also, I know this for sure: the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit is 'falling' relative to other fiat currency units which the World agents permit to trade. And the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit is the most likely fiat currency on the planet to appreciate against the US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit in the next few years because of the Chinese agents' current exchange rate policy, cheap/slave labor policies and massive stock pile of US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency units.

My plan to make a killing on the impending convertibility of the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit is to buy up high yielding Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit denominated assets - safe assets - that can pay me US Federal Reserve Note fiat currency unit dividends today. This is how I can buy Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit convertible assets even before the World agents decree that the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit is "officially" convertible.

I believe this strategy will more than double my investment between now and when Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit trading begins. By buying Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit denominated assets ahead of Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit convertibility, I stand to make windfall gains.

If you would like to know about the three investments I'm making right now - you can buy them all while standing on the landmass called the United States - and more about my strategy to trade the Chinese Yuan fiat currency unit when it floats, I have an unusual offer to make you.

Part 6, the final part: Added-in on November 14, 2003...

Enter Porter Stansberry:

Before I began my growth stock newsletter (Porter Stansberry's Investment Advisory) in 1999, I was an emerging markets analyst for the Strategic Group. In that capacity I studied all of the main sectors of the Chinese economy, traveled extensively throughout China, studied several hundred Chinese equities and became familiar with how people really make money in China.

I even wrote a small book on all of the Chinese stocks trading in New York. Back then, only two out of eight were worth buying. Since then though, several high quality assets were listed. In fact, Warren Buffett himself announced Berkshire Hathaway's first foreign investments included such Chinese assets. I believe Warren sees the same undervalued potential that I do. And, believe me, if these investments are safe enough for Warren Buffett, they're safe enough for any investor, no matter how risk averse.

Again, my plan is only to make money on the surge in the yuan. I don't care about investing in China at all ? in fact, I wouldn't make this investment except for the obvious potential for huge currency exchange gains. These stocks are just a way for us to play the currency ahead of the yuan's convertibility.

I've found three solid investments that are low risk, pay good dividends and which should benefit dramatically from a stronger yuan. In short, I'm confident I can double my money before trading even starts in the yuan by scooping up these Chinese assets on the cheap. And, today, it's the only way to buy Chinese yuan assets that yield US dollar dividends.

Meanwhile, I plan to use my extensive China contacts to prepare for trading in the yuan itself. The market will move very quickly, even on the first day of trading. Remember: Soros made a billion dollars in just one day. If you miss the first day of yuan trading, you may miss out on the single best money making opportunity of your lifetime.

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WHAT TO BUY NOW

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You'll get the full scoop on the three Chinese companies I'm buying today. Again, these are safe assets that provide a good yield. They're already moving higher, but have a lot further to go. You see, what we're really doing is buying up yuan-denominated assets while we can still get them at the official exchange rate. When the yuan begins trading, these assets should see book values ? denominated in yuan ? soar in US dollar terms. We should make 50%-70% on our money based on currency appreciation alone. Meanwhile, we have the advantage of being early and earning solid dividends (paid in US dollars).

Next, you'll also get my China Strategy Report Updates.

I'll keep you posted on all the yuan news: when it should begin trading, its current purchasing power parity value and how we can position ourselves to be among the first buyers of the currency when it floats. I'll keep you fully informed, via email, and you'll get complete and timely instructions on how, when and where to trade the yuan when trading starts. I'll update you on our current investments each quarter ? for as long as it takes ? until the yuan begins trading (I sent out the first update earlier this week. In it, I'll also tell you about a new, second way I've found to buy the yuan now). And, as events warrant, I'll send you additional updates as necessary.

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So, to summarize, the Chinese government has taken billions of dollars out of the U.S. economy by regulating the price of the yuan. The world's currency traders have the opportunity to take all of this money back from the Chinese when the yuan begins to trade freely around the world.

With my contacts and knowledge of this situation, I can position you alongside the world's most sophisticated traders. I can give you the opportunity to make windfall profits as the yuan moves towards convertibility.

Or... you can do nothing at all, while the US dollar continues to lose value.

The wise course is obvious: make some very conservative investments ahead of yuan convertibility. Protect yourself from the weakness in the dollar. Make the Chinese hand back over their ill-gotten gains when yuan convertibility comes.

Remember: our main advantage right now is the opportunity to act ahead of convertibility -- don't give away this advantage with complacency.

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