The Only 3 Commodity ETFs You Need for Profits

If you
want to hedge your portfolio from inflation with silver,
most people will tell you to buy the iShares silver trust
ETF (NYSE: SLV).
This ETF gets more press than any other silver ETF in the
market – and there’s little wonder why. With nearly $5
billion in assets, it dwarfs every other silver ETF.
But when it comes to performance, this ETF doesn’t measure
up.
So far this year, silver prices are up about 12% – but SLV
has barely made 6% gains. But the fund managers don’t care,
they get half a percentage of the fund no matter what. At
the current valuation, that means iShares pockets $2.5
million every year.
But there’s another, little known silver
ETF that’s tracking much closer to actual gains made in
silver. So far this year, it’s performed 37% better than
SLV, and there’s very little coverage in the mainstream
media.
When it comes to keeping pace with silver, this ETF is
the best one in the market.
And right now with silver prices severely lagging gains
made in gold, you know they’re due for a huge correction to
the upside.
That’s because gold typically sells for 55 times the price
of silver, but right now, the ratio is over 65. That means
that silver has a built-in upside of at least 22%…
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If you believe as I do that silver prices are due for even
bigger gains in the future, it’s the only ETF you should
own.
Of course, I’m not just bullish on silver – I still think
that gold has plenty of room to run. And right now I’m also
excited about a gold ETF that’s already dominated the
market this year.
The “c12”>Gold ETF Better than GLD and
Gold
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you just want to track gold prices, but my favorite
gold ETF outpaces the price of gold.
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Unlike the SPDR Gold Trust (NYSE: GLD) – the world’s most
popular gold ETF, my favorite gold ETF doesn’t buy gold and
store it in a vault. Instead, it buys a basket of the most
promising small and mid cap gold stocks – the ones with the
potential to return 10 to 100 times your money over
time.
GLD will never outpace gold – by design.
And unlike my favorite gold ETF, GLD is completely unaudited.
We have no way of knowing how much gold GLD has allocated in
its vaults. We just have to take their word for it.
If you buy my favorite gold ETF today, you know exactly how
many shares of each gold company you’re getting. It’s in
their prospectus, which is fully audited by the SEC.
I also believe that this ETF will continue to outpace gold –
possibly by two or three-fold in the next year – that’s
because this ETF is comprised of the kinds of small gold
stocks that typically outpace gains made in gold.
Like Royal Gold (NYSE: RGLD) – a company that’s tallied over
1,100% gains in the past 10 years while gold has only made
300% in the same period:
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“c7″>I’d never suggest putting all of your
money in a company like Royal Gold – it’s too risky. But
buying my favorite gold ETF gives you exposure to companies
like Royal Gold – but also to companies like Allied Nevada
(NYSE: ANV) – a firm that’s returned a more down-to-earth
175% over the past three years, while gold has returned
75%.
The point of owning this ETF is to capture the lion’s share
of extraordinary gains in the small to mid-cap gold mining
sector. Putting all of your money into any one of these
companies would be risky – but buying this ETF gives you a
hedge. Not all of these companies will double or triple.
Some will be ten-baggers – others will go nowhere.
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But buying this ETF today gives you a chance to double or
triple your money by taking advantage of the average gains
across the sector. That’s smart – and it’s using the ETF
investment vehicle in a way that maximizes your benefit
while minimizing your costs.
Buying all of the stocks in this ETF would cost you a
fortune in transaction fees, so paying the modest
expense fee for this ETF makes good sense.
All of this information on how to buy my favorite silver
and gold ETFs can be found in my free report called
“The Only 3 Commodity ETFs You Need for
Profits.”
I’ll tell you how you can access this report, but there’s
one more ETF that you should know about first.
The Only “Green” ETF You Should
Own Today
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“green” investment is agriculture. With global
populations expected to double this century, those
controlling food production will have the power, and
the profits. This green ETF is keyed into major
agriculture plays.
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If you think that most green energy stocks are bogus, then I
have to say that I agree with you.
That’s why I’ve been researching ETFs in the original “green”
sector: agriculture.
Because right now investors have no idea if wind farms or
bio-fuels will ever be sustainable or competitive with
current “non-green” technologies – but we do know that the
world’s growing population will always need food.
Agriculture is a very unloved sector right now, but my
favorite agriculture ETF has been making some serious gains
already.
In the past year, this unknown and uncared for ETF made 50%
gains. That’s no accident. This ETF tracks some of the
largest and most profitable farming stocks on the planet,
including grain giants like Archer Daniels Midland (NYSE:
ADM) and Monsanto (NYSE: MON) – but
also:

• “c7”> “c7”>Two of the largest fertilizer companies: Potash Inc.
  (NYSE: POT) and Mosaic Co (NYSE:
  MOS).
• “c7”> “c7”>America’s best farming equipment
  company: Deere (NYSE:
  DE)
• “c7”> “c7”>A $24 billion
  European herbicide company: (NYSE:
  SYT)

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Buying this ETF today is a no-brainer play on the certainty
that people will continue eating corn, beef, pork, wheat,
soybeans, and chickens.
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And sure, you could simply go through the list and buy
every billion dollar agriculture stock, but that would cost
you a bundle in transaction costs.
If you’re interested in finding out the name of this
agriculture ETF, along with my favorite gold and silver
ETFs, I’d like to give you my full report called
“The Only 3 Commodity ETFs You Need for
Profits“, complete with my entry and exit
recommendations – and I’d like to give it to you for
free.
This report is part of a much larger body of work – one
that I think you’ll find extremely valuable if you’ve been
looking for a way to profit during these uncertain
times.
You Can’t Trust Wall Street
Anymore
“c7”> “c7”>We’re actually in
the middle of a huge commodity bull market. That’s what
makes it extra frustrating to watch Wall Street firms
continually prey on otherwise savvy investors with new
tar-pit ETFs month after month.
As I said, it’s not enough to be right on the trend. ETF
managers would like you to believe that you can just buy
one of their ETFs in the appropriate sector and not worry
about it.
But that’s not the reality.
The reality is that you can profit with the right commodity
ETFs – the ones in my special report.
And the good news is: this commodity bull run has at
least four years left, and probably more. Take a look
at the history of commodity bull markets in the chart
below, and you’ll see what I mean:
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“c7”> “c7”> “c7”>We’ve been in a commodity bull market since about
2000. If this bull run lasts as long as average, then we
have four years left! The shortest commodity bull market
ever lasted 14 years.
Now is a great time to be a commodity
investor!
We’re going to see the prices of many commodities double,
triple and then double again.
Look what happened to commodity prices in general during
the other bull runs:
 
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• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>Uranium went to $22 a pound in
  January 1970 to $75 in 1975, a 240%
  increase!
• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>The price of Aluminum rose from $28
  in early 1970 to $78 by the end of the
  decade!
• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>Tin went from $1.90 to $8.40 in the
  70s, a jump of
  342%!
• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>Zinc was going for 18 cents per
  pound in January 1970 and hit 44 cents by
  1979!
• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>The price of coal in 1970 was 33
  cents / MM BTU, but rose to $1.27 by the end of
  1979.
• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>Platinum went from $176 in 1970 to
  $820 in late
  1979.
• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>Wheat was at $8 in early 1970 but
  hit $27.25 in 1974, a 240% increase that affected most
  all
  foods.
• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>Silver was $1.76 in 1970 and $20.98
  ten years later, that’s a jump of
  1,092%!
• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>Gold was priced at $35.96 at the
  start of 1970 and ended the decade at $614, up
  1,607%!

“c7”> “c7”> “c7”>It’s already begun to happen again.
Your key to big profits this time around is knowing which
companies stand to gain the most.
With “deflation” on everyone’s lips you might be thinking
that this bull market in commodities is petering out – but
no bull market moves straight upwards.
Look…when the price of sulphur, (a critical component of
fertilizer) goes from $50 to $650 a ton in 13 months
(that’s an inflationary gain of 1,200%) you know something
is up.
The good news is- “c7”>it’s not too late to jump on the
commodities band wagon and not only protect the buying
power of your nest egg, but grow it as well.
One of the easiest ways to start investing in commodities
is buy the three ETFs I mentioned in this letter – and you
can do so in the next five minutes by following the
instructions below…
How to Get Your
Free ETF
Report
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easiest way to take advantage of rising commodity prices is
to buy the ETFs in my free report “The Only 3
Commodity ETFs You Need for Profits.”
You should understand, we’ve researched this report for
months, painstakingly selecting the only three commodity
ETFs that we think will be profitable in the coming
months.
We rejected many, many more – and discovered that most ETFs
are designed to do little else but enrich the brokers
offering them and impoverish individual investors.
If you’ve invested in many ETFs in the past, you’ve
probably lost money.
It’s clear that many ETFs are wolves in sheep’s clothing.
That’s why I’ve put together a special research report
about my three favorite ETFs.
I want to publicize information about the only ETFs I think
you should buy today – so I’m giving this report to you for
free.
It’s all part of a much larger project we’ve been working
on called Global Commodity
Investing. If you’re looking for a way to
protect yourself from inflation and an outright predatory
stock market, I can’t think of a better way than to request
my free report.
When you do so, I’ll also sign you up for
Global Commodity Investing – a
service dedicated to finding investments in the commodity
sector.
The good news is that we’re currently accepting a limited
number of new members. However, I need to caution you that
the need to limit participation will slam shut the doors as
soon as our quota is reached. So, I urge you to use the
link below to secure your spot right now. There’s no
telling when another opportunity will come along.
But before you can make up your mind, I’m sure you’d like
some detail on the service and its cost.
Our mission, quite simply, is twice a month to alert you
electronically to the best investment opportunities out
there, in the real world of tangible
assets:
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• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>Energy–both fossil and
  renewable;
• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>Key metals–both precious and
  industrial;
• “c7”> “c7”> “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>Agriculture–including processors, producers, and
  basic food
  stuffs.

“c7”> “c7”> “c7”> “c7”>As
a subscriber to Global Commodity
Investing you’ll get fast-reading, timely
alerts that put you on top of the very latest and best
commodity investment opportunities.
This is not about day trading and it’s certainly not about
buying commodities futures and contracts. You won’t need to
stay plugged to your computer all day. Your holding time
will typically range from a couple of weeks to a few
months.
But often, a new position will show a good profit in as
little as two or three days and we may choose to take those
profits and bank them. As a new subscriber, the easiest way
to get started is to check our Model Portfolio. In it
you’ll find a listing of the current investments that
comprise our open positions. We keep it well anchored in
the fastest-growing companies and commodities of the
time-in the energy field, but also committed to positions
in the most intriguing and promising gold and other
resource plays.