You never know whom you might run into in I
Johannesburg these days. This time, for Doug, it turned out
to be Sam Nujoma - the so-called "rogue President" of
Namibia. ("Well-connected" scarcely will do to describe Doug
Casey's network of acquaintances.)
On to Canada! The facts checked out. Doug urged his
subscribers, BUY! And history records that, in a remote
Canadian bay, Diamond Fields discovered the largest deposit
of nickel in the world.
Nickel is a key component in stainless steel production.
When the stock shot from $4.10 to
Doug had just completed a 17-hour flight from $171,
Doug's subscribers scored a supernova. New York, but he
welcomed the chance to sit down for an off-the-record chat.
They ordered dinner, had a few beers, discussed this and
that ... and eight hours later... Doug climbed onto another
plane. He was on his way to - you guessed it - Namibia.
The payoff came before any ore was mined, in
less than year. On April 4,1996 Diamond Fields was acquired
by Inco. Ltd. of Canada for $3.32 billion.
PLEASE NOTE. This is typical of how money is made in this
business. The junior companies like Diamond Fields don't
even have to wait to mine the minerals. And you can pocket
astronomical profits in much the same way.
If you had been a Doug Casey subscriber, you could
have made 42 times your initial investment. A 4200% return
on investment in less than a year.