URGENT CAPITAL WAVE #1:
ANOTHER $700 BILLION IN EURO-BAILOUTS
Everybody’s already aware of Europe’s debt woes. The headlines splash them in front of us almost every day…
“Greece, Ireland, Portugal Will Probably Need to Restructure…” shouts a Bloomberg headline from April 12th.
“Spain on Debt Tightrope” heads up a Financial Times piece on April 11th.
Of course, Shah’s readers heard this same thing from him over one year ago.
The hard part is figuring out how to make money over and over again as the EU debt situation turns into a full-blown meltdown…
Or more likely, ends in yet another $700 billion (or more) worth of bailouts from Germany, France, Austria, and others.
Either way, timing will be critical.
And choosing the right profit vehicles will be, too.
Given his success at playing the early stages of this saga for gains of up to 166% in mere days on the Euro… It’s no surprise that Shah’s looking once again at things like currencies and gold for prime gains on the EU’s ongoing woes.
How he recommends playing it: What makes this Eurozone situation unique is that it could result in not just one “capital wave” – but very likely multiple waves in rapid succession.
If I were you, I’d be ready for whatever Shah recommends on this Euro-debt “capital wave” – or series of them.
As you’ve already seen, just a few of his currency and metals plays could’ve scored you 18%, 30%, 113%, and 166% in just the last year.
Combined, these gains would’ve been good for turning 10 grand into $32,700.
But according to Shah, this would be small potatoes compared to the money you could make in some shrewd plays in the Eurozone crises that are brewing right now…
“I got out of the way of the rising euro over the last couple of months,” says Shah. “It was obvious that the Chinese were buying euros and squeezing shorts all the way up.”
So why would China bid up the euro?
THAT GAME IS COMING TO AN ABRUPT END! Right now, German industrial production is slowing down as a result of the euro’s rise. They don’t like their export juggernaut to be messed with. And a rising euro is making their exports more expensive.
The result, says Shah, is simple. The euro is going to fall. And when it falls, you want to be there to make a ton of money – and on China too!
I’m talking about fat double digit gains and one triple-digit gain, maybe as much as 200%, on the currency side of the equation. And another pair of trades on what’s going to happen in China, one setting up to be fat double-digit winner. And its sister trade could easily be another triple-digit monster. It’s my Eurail pass to China gains.
Yet that’s not the only “capital wave” in the works. The next one could be huge…
