potential 15 bagger???

Got the below email ferom the Daily Reckoning and did a google and come up with LNG which is the most likely stock they are talking about. Price is the same as well. Posting just for interest sake!



REVEALED:
How This "Thin Air" Product Could
Make You $7 For Every 49
Cents You Put Down!





Dear reader,

You most probably use this every day... but you can't see, smell or touch it ...

To the naked eye, this product is no more than thin air - so it might surprise you to learn that you could make money from it... really good money...

You see, this "invisible" product could soon be Australia's single largest export... and, right now, one little-known, Perth-based company sits at the centre of a government-backed multi-billion-dollar investment and development programme in Queensland...

This thing takes off and, by 2011, this small firm could be making profits of over $120 million a year.... not bad for a company that has a market cap today of just $50 million!

Were you to invest in this rising star firm today, you could make a 1,900% return on your money in just two years - imagine that!

Right now, very few outside of this industry know about the potential of this tiny listed company. But rest assured - when this story breaks in the mainstream financial media, the big institutions will be all over it...

That's why you need to read what I have to say carefully. You see, right now, you're still ahead of the curve on this. And today, I'm handing you the chance to get in for just 49 CENTS!

There's a TON of upside in this stock - I haven't seen this kind of growth potential in a company for YEARS... so you really should take a break from what you're doing and have a quick read of today's special preview issue of Australian Small Cap Investigator...

How To Profit From "Thin Air"...

Australian companies have barely scratched the surface of this market... But this could be the big one. In fact, if this "invisible" industry develops successfully in Australia - as I fully expect it to - it could generate a whopping $20 billion in total exports by 2017...

And you could get a piece of this growth today - for pocket change!

Let me put this into perspective for you... Right now, coal and iron ore between them churn out nearly $30 billion a year in exports. Those exports are the lifeblood of household Australian names like BHP, Rio Tinto, Fortescue, and Macarthur Coal.

What I'm talking about could dwarf the industries that built BHP and Rio...

Okay, you've probably figured that I'm talking about a type of energy.

But this is no fancy new "alternative" fuel. Unlike wind, solar and wave power, there are no celebrity endorsements to endure and no bandwagon to jump on. This is not today's latest fashion. This energy has been around for millions of years...

If you haven't guessed already, I'm talking about natural gas - Australia's new biggest asset...

"Australia's gas reserves are potentially the biggest OECD gas reserves left in the world and are not subject to the same political constraints as non-OECD reserves."

Robin West
Chairman, PFC Energy
(in the Financial Times)


Let that quote sink in for a second... "Potentially the biggest OECD gas reserves left in the world..."

That's why this "invisible" commodity has the potential to turn a 49 cent stock into a $7 stock within two years. And I don't make that claim lightly. I'm actually basing it on conservative valuations. Even at worst case scenario I see the potential for this stock to get to $2, or four times the current share price... even then it would only have a PE of 1.5 times earnings!

This is an ultra-rare opportunity
for fast-acting investors...

You're probably wondering why you should buy into a market where commodity prices are falling...

The answer is in the way this company handles and transports gas. It's cooled to minus 260°F [-162°C], at which point it becomes liquefied natural gas (LNG). This process reduces its volume by a factor of more than 600 - similar to reducing the volume of a beach ball to the volume of a ping-pong ball. This means the gas can be transported efficiently by sea.

The LNG is unloaded from ships at import terminals where it's stored as a liquid until it's ready to be warmed to convert it back to natural gas. The natural gas is then sent through pipelines for distribution to businesses and homeowners.

Piece of cake!

This firm's enviable (and highly investable) position also derives from the fact that LNG production has very high barriers to entry. So high, in fact, that this company has been able to take the time to choose both its principle supplier of natural gas AND buyer of LNG. It's looking for strategic partners with deep pockets for the long term...

Think about it: few competitors... long-term supply deals... cheap stock... massive upside potential... this looks like the perfect proposition for keen investors looking to make a big return in 2009 and beyond!

It Gets Better...

Developing economies are scouring the globe for new sources of energy... and they've zeroed-in on this one... as a result this market is set to triple in size in the next two decades!

You couldn't be better placed to take advantage...

Australia is right at the centre of the massive growth in what is still a new industry. No longer do we have to worry about being on the opposite side of the world to the economic powerhouses of Europe and the United States.

We're right next door to the developing economies of Asia. And it just so happens that Asia is forecast to be the biggest growth market for natural gas in the next 20 years or so.

Take a look at the chart below:



According to the Energy Information Administration (a US government agency) consumption of natural gas by non-OECD economies will increase from less than 10 trillion cubic feet (TCF) in 2005 to nearly 30 TCF by 2030.

And that's the very year that Australian natural gas production is expected to peak!

To put that in perspective, the United States used 23 trillion cubic feet of natural gas in 2007. So by 2030 consumption in Asia will have exceeded that amount - which is great news for Aussie investors!

Talk about the "lucky country!"

But you might not have to wait that long - early investors can expect to see quick-fire returns too... American energy giant ConocoPhillips recently poured USD$5 billion into a joint venture with Origin Energy... And UK based BG Group recently tabled a $5.6 billion takeover bid for Queensland Gas...

These are not speculative punts! These firms believe that Australia will soon become the world's leading supplier of LNG - and they want "in". In time, we may be the world's ONLY major supplier of LNG... check this out:

"Whereas US production has peaked... and Norway's gas production [is] to peak within a matter of years... Australia's will expand until 2030..."

Antonia Bullard
PFC Energy


Bullard goes on to say that Australia has so far produced only about 15 per cent of its gas resources, compared with 25 per cent for Norway and more than 80 per cent for the US's lower 48 [excluding Alaska and Hawaii] onshore reserves.

Now can you see why it might be a good
idea to load up on this 49-Cent
Aussie LNG stock NOW?

Within the next six years Australia will have triple the number of LNG plants it currently has. In Queensland alone there are four facilities planned. The first is due for completion in 2010 - and it will be built and operated by the company I'm going to tell you about today.

I still can't get over the potential of this firm...

Other companies in the LNG sector are trading at six or seven times 2010 earnings...

Some others are trading at crazy multiples of fifty, sixty or eighty times 2010 earnings...

Our little Queensland firm is currently trading at 0.37 times potential 2010 earnings.

In other words, it doesn't have any of its future earning potential built into today's price!

If that doesn't get your pulse racing I don't know what will!

What makes this all the more incredible is the fact that this tiny $50 million company is on target to beat two established energy giants to the punch on production - and not by a small distance either. This home-grown small cap firm should beat one giant to production by three years and the other by four years. That puts this stock in a unique and highly enviable position...

I repeat: I haven't seen this kind of growth potential in a company for YEARS... and today I'm handing YOU the chance to load up on this stock at bargain basement prices - just 49 CENTS a pop - before the rest of the investment community catch on!

Don't hang about...

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